Clocked Wool Stockings
Clocked Wool stockings Thigh high, One Size Fits Most 99% Wool 1% Nylon Available in Cream and Charcoal These are made of a soft medium weight Merino Wool. These stockings feature ribbing and a clocked ankle design very similar to extant examples. Historical Note: Worsted (wool) stockings were worn by most all social c
- Clocked Wool stockings
- Thigh high, One Size Fits Most
- 99% Wool 1% Nylon
- Available in Cream and Charcoal
These are made of a soft medium weight Merino Wool. These stockings feature ribbing and a clocked ankle design very similar to extant examples.
Historical Note:
Worsted (wool) stockings were worn by most all social classes in the 18th & 19th centuries. The finer the texture or weave, the more expensive the stockings.
Clocked Wool stockings Thigh high, One Size Fits Most 99% Wool 1% Nylon Available in Cream and Charcoal These are made of a soft medium weight Merino Wool. These stockings feature ribbing and a clocked ankle design very similar to extant examples. Historical Note: Worsted (wool) stockings were worn by most all social classes in the 18th & 19th centuries. The finer the texture or weave, the more expensive the stockings.
Ribbed and Clocked Moisture Wicking Made in the USA These clocked and ribbed Wool Stockings are made of a medium weight 99% wool with a little bit of
Clocked Wool Stockings
Ribbed and Clocked Moisture Wicking Made in the USA These clocked and ribbed Wool Stockings are made of a medium weight 99% wool with a little bit of
Clocked Wool Stockings
Seamed Clocked Silk Stockings – mcgee
Long Wool Fingerless Mitts
Clocked stockings, such as our Cotton Clocked Stockings, were worn by commoner and gentry. This design in green with yellow clock, closely resembles a
Cotton Clocked Stockings
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Clocked stockings are so named for the process of weaving the design in the side. They are a good way to add a little more flash to any outfit, man or
Clocked Stockings
Clocked Wool Stockings
Luxury Clocked Silk Stockings 18th - 19th C. - Nehelenia Patterns
