Beauregard's Tailor
Texas Triple Breasted Trimmed Jacket
Texas Triple Breasted Trimmed Jacket
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Prior to the implementation of the Confederate Depot system, the Commutation system was in place to allow the newly enlisted soldiers to supply their own uniforms for compensation by the Confederate government. The system was relatively short-lived once the depots across the South were put into full production. Living history community generally refers to any garment that was not formally produced by a depot as "Commutation". This is a miss-use of the term, whereas tens-of-thousands of garments were provided privately to individuals outside of the depot system through the end of the war. Common garments such as frock coats are essentially only privately acquired by the individual soldiers and are seen all the way into the trenches of Petersburg in 1865. . . years after the official Commutation System had been abolished.
A wide series of Texas related triple breasted jackets are associated with Texas units located in the Trans-Mississippi Theater. These jackets vary in nature, but generally retain influences from Mexican and Spanish styles. Interestingly, similar jackets can also be found from Arkansas and even Virginia. Buttons will match the ones present on the style selected and range from Texas state to civilian.
A wide series of Texas related triple breasted jackets are associated with Texas units located in the Trans-Mississippi Theater. These jackets vary in nature, but generally retain influences from Mexican and Spanish styles. Interestingly, similar jackets can also be found from Arkansas and even Virginia. Buttons will match the ones present on the style selected and range from Texas state to civilian.
- Custom Sizing
If you select "Custom" sizing, we will contact you via the email you use at checkout to get your measurements.
- Historic Fit
Please note that our custom garments are true reproductions. The tailoring fit and shapes are accurate to the historic garment, which are often different than equivalent modern clothing.
- Production Time
All historic garments have a production time of six to eight months (25-32 weeks).
