"Terry Kennedy please call"
Where does one find Pirate/Wench wear???
Curious...might be needing some. Do most of you find stuff online???
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Permalink Reply by Dave and Donna on
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is this for running on boat or evenings :)
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Permalink Reply by Terri on
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Wow.... I have so much to learn about this pirate stuff. Think I be need'n a bigger boat too. :-) You know for all that pirate fun stuff.
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Permalink Reply by zeehag on
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there is a store in st thomas near yacht haven grande tha thas only pirate clothing and accessories LOL--not sure if they are also online.....
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Permalink Reply by Cassie Karass on
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Permalink Reply by Mark (Voodoo Acrobat) on
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eBay has oodles and oodles of stuff for the discerning pirate wench. Also check out sites for SCA (Society for Creative Anachronism) clothing and accessories. I've found great stuff online and at different Ren Faires, although you won't see many until spring.
And once you find them I want a visit. Or at least lots and lots of photos!
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Permalink Reply by Jack Hughett on
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I am new to this group but I was never one to just ease into the water. I usually plunge right in. So in saying, I did a quick search of pirate costumes and came up with this.
http://www.google.com/products?q=pirate+costumes&oi=a
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Permalink Reply by Mid-Life Cruising! on
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Teri,
The Pampered Pirate has t-shirts. Not your typical pirate wear, but cute pirate t-shirts like "Got Wine" and stuff. For authentic looking pirate wear, I'd saw thrift shops would be good. I've been thinking of Mardi Gras and wanting long skirt, bandanna, and the hardest part - shirt. Maybe a puffy one or one that looks like a corset. I saw a really cute (but expensive) corset type on Esty.com
Would love to see pics of what you come up with!
Cheryl
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