900 yards of FHW material on hand!

[Dan Wambaugh]

Folks,

Brian and I returned Sunday night with a van load of top quality material from Family Heirloom Weavers. We now have over a dozen different types of cottons, jeans, and satinettes on hand. We have enough black wool/alpaca to line 200 enlisted frocks, enough jean to outfit 50 confederate troops with jackets, trousers and vests! And for all of you women with a lower class impression, we have pink satinette and pink varigated jean!

We have also listed a pile of FHW shirtings for sale by the yard. And because I know I will be asked, YES we will be doing shirt kits with these materials in an upcoming bully buy!

Check our all of our new offerings on our fabric pages by following the link below.


Best,

[FloridaConscript]

that blue grey on brown looks pretty good. i'll have to go back and look at some Charleston depot jacket threads, seems that material rings a bell for some reason.

[tater]

I think I know where my money will be going to...

[Benedict]

*mods, please delete this post*

[lthull3rdla]

oh wow I thought FHW was out of the jean wool business!! Nice thread man.. let me sell something so I can order some material hehe

Ronnie

[garyjd]

Cool stuff. I can't wait for the Bully Buy! ~Gary

[toccoa42]

Check our all of our new offerings on our fabric pages by following the link below.

I'm not willing to trust the color adjustments on my monitor. What's the visual difference/equivalent between the #1 & #2 gray on brown jean?

Thanks,

[Dan Wambaugh]

Lynn,

#1 is made from a slightly finer wool yarn that is pretty much identical in color to #2. The effect of the finer yarn is that more of the tan warp shows through, giving the jean a slightly more tan or brownish cast. Literally from five yards away I have trouble telling them apart, but they are ever so slightly different.


Best,

[BrandonEnglish]

. We have enough black wool/alpaca to line 200 enlisted frocks

Does this mean we could soon see an offering for enlisted frocks?

[WoodenNutmeg]

Ooo...frocks? Where do I sign up? :wink_smil

[Dan Wambaugh]

If someone else purchases a whole bunch of our lining and kersey they will be able to produce untold numbers of frocks...

But no, you won't see me making any of them! :)

[BrandonEnglish]

awww shucks! :)

[WoodenNutmeg]

Aw, gee whiz, Dan. :tounge_sm

[rbruno]

Dan,
I don't think I am seeing the shirting page. Am I missing it?

[Dan Wambaugh]

Rob,

You might need to refresh or reload the front page on my website. All of the fabric pages have now been placed below the CS goods page.

[rbruno]

Dan,
Still no luck. I will keep trying. I found some samples of the shirting under your garment kits, but not a separate page. Might be my computer won't show it for some reason. I am working on the blue flannel as well.

[Andrew Kasmar]

Hi,

Try this link http://www.wwandcompany.com/cottons.html Thanks


Andrew

[rbruno]

Thanks Andrew,
That worked fine. Not sure what why I couldn't see it before.

[Iron Dyed]

Fellars,

Just got that pink saninette in today. Its going to be perfect for the wife and daughter. Its some awesome looking fabric. Thanks Dan! If a man made himself a Frock out of that stuff it would be no mistake, he would be taken as very friendly, VERY!


Greg Richardson
Bitter Brothers Mess
Sgt. Major-Jeff Davis Guard

[Dan Wambaugh]

Thanks Greg!

We've still got some pink jean cloth, and some pink and blue variegated! Takes a real man to use this stuff!