Where do you shop?

[Rube Burrows]

Looking for some places that cell authentic style Civil War clothes but wont completely break the bank.

Any good sutlers that you can recommend? 

[pony express]

You might look at S&S firearms, he has some, price doesn't seem too bad....but I don't know the quality, never bought any yet.

[Grizzly Adams]

Fall Creek has pretty good prices.  http://www.fcsutler.com/  Check out their economy packages.

Here's a couple more:

https://www.regtqm.com/index.htm

http://www.quartermastershop.com/

Good deals on CW uniform items can be found on e-bay.  No shortage of CW stuff!

[Rube Burrows]

Thanks guys, Ill check them out.

[Captain Lee Bishop]

Look on eBay, you'd be surprised how much inexpensive CW stuff there is on there if you have the time to look:
http://collectibles.shop.ebay.com/Uniforms-/36041/i.html?_dmd=1&_npmv=3&_rdc=1

[captmack]

Here are a few others I use:

http://www.jarnaginco.com/cwmain.html

http://www.ccsutlery.com/

http://stores.ebay.com/philadelphiaquartermasterdepot

Capt Mack

['Monterrey' Jack Brass]

R.B. –

The following few vendors are the amongst the best in business today and their stuff is unquestionably historically accurate. If you're interested in historical accuracy in your reproduction items and 'doing it right' check out the following:

Uniform items:
Wambaugh, White & Co: http://www.wwandcompany.com/
C.J. Daly Historic Reproductions:  http://www.cjdaley.com/
Chas. Childs/County Cloth:  http://www.crchilds.com/

Hats/caps:
Tim Bender: http://www.benderhats.com/
Dirty Billy: http://www.dirtybillyshats.com/
Starbuck: http://home.earthlink.net/~cwkepi/index.html

Footwear:
Missouri Boot & Shoe: http://missouribootandshoe.tripod.com/index.html
R. Land: http://www.robertlandhistoricshoes.com/servlet/StoreFront

Equipment:
Duvall Leatherworks: http://duvallleatherwork.com/
L.D. Haning: http://www.ldhaning.com/
E.J. Thomas Mercantile: http://www.ejtmercantile.com/index.html

Misc goodies for impression:
Carter & Jasper: http://www.carterandjasper.com/
Ezra Barnhouse:  http://www.ezrabarnhousegoods.com/

Brass

[Pitspitr]

See also:

http://www.cascity.com/forumhall/index.php/topic,33884.0.html

Mostly indian wars dates but a lot of the stuff carries over if you know what you're looking for.

[Rube Burrows]

Thanks. I see some things in there that would be of use.

[liten]

yes dirty bills for your hat, just got my 1883 campaign hat from him , its awesome

[Wild Billy Potts]

I'll second MJB's list. With CW uniforms and gear, you will get exactly what you pay for. And trust me the differences are more than subtle.

[River City John]

I'll put in an addition of my favorite sutler.
http://www.jamescountry.com/

Jean Marsh, owner, is the best, and will work with you if custom work. Very reasonable prices, too.

RCJ

[Dusty Tagalon]

One of the cheaper I have come across, also they use a lighter material.

Brian

http://www.butternuts-and-bluecoats.com/bandbcatalogmain.html

[SGT John Chapman]

I found what I was willing to pay and the quality I wanted wasn't found together anywhere, So I make my own stuff for the most part.........

[Capt. Montgomery Little]

You can also look into Coon River Merchantile out of Des Moines, IA and Uniforms of Antiquity in Oklahoma (forgot their address, sorry).

[Captain Lee Bishop]

yes dirty bills for your hat, just got my 1883 campaign hat from him , its awesome

I disagree in the most strongest means. Avoid Dirty Billy's at all costs. They have the absolute worst customer service on the planet. I'd ordered a hat from them a while back, it showed up much later than promised, much more money than they said it would and it was an entire number hat size smaller. When I returned it with a note stating these reasons, they called me and left a voice mail stating they don't need my business and to never order form them ever again! I guess I was wrong to return something that wasn't what I ordered. What nerve of some people, huh?