Women's Pilgrim Costume
Step back in time with a History Lesson! Did you know that the original settlers of Plymouth Colony weren't called "Pilgrims" until 175 years after they landed? William Bradford, the colony's first governor, did use the term once in his journal, but the group actually referred to themselves as “Separatists” or “Dissenters” due to their disagreement with the Church of England.
In a time when differing from the church could land you in jail, this Pilgrim Women's Costume allows you to embody the spirit of the early American settlers without the risks they faced. Embrace your Mayflower heritage in style, without worrying about the consequences.
Wearing this Pilgrim Woman Costume not only pays homage to the Puritans who sought religious freedom in America but also showcases the simplicity of their attire. The costume includes a black dress with a white collar, sleeve cuffs, and an apron with self-fabric ties at the back, all in muted colors reminiscent of the era.
Perfect for historical Thanksgiving reenactments or themed events, this costume is a nod to the Pilgrim women who paved the way for religious freedom in America. Whether you're commemorating history or simply looking for an authentic costume, the Pilgrim Women's Costume is a stylish choice for your next event.
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