Garb — historical clothing, shoes, headwear, accessories — is a HUGE part of the SCA. Our clothing helps us create the period atmosphere we strive for, and making clothes opens a door into human history.
Need to contact a Guild Leader? Email our Minister of Arts and Science to get in touch!
| Principal | Drika van Sitteren |
| Deputy | Anne von Wiese |
| Facebook Group | Clothier’s Guild Facebook group |
Guild Meetings
Now, during quarantine: The Clothiers Guild meets the fourth Thursday of the month virtually, using the Barony Discord. (See calendar for details.) Please note that I am personally following strict practices and will not be holding in-person meetings in my home, even if the Barony permits.
After quarantine: The Clothiers Guild meets the fourth Thursday of the month in Central Austin.
Online Community
The “Bryn Gwlad Clothier’s Guild” Facebook group is a large and active group, where we ask and answer questions, show off projects we’re working on, and share links and resources.
The “clothiers” channel of the Barony Discord (located under CLOTHING/GARB/FIBER) is another online group, and Discord lends itself to active chat and sharing.
- Come Make Stuff with Us! (1/2/2023)
- Artisan & Crafter For the Month of August (8/15/2022)
- Making items for the N/C B&B bags ? Please click and read (8/10/2022)
- Artisan & Crafter For the Month of July (7/20/2022)
- Artisan & Crafter For the Month of JUNE (6/12/2022)
- Business, Clothing, Crafting, and More! (4/25/2022)
- Offices ~ positions available in the Barony (3/28/2022)
- Todays Yule Reminder (12/7/2021)
- a&s a&s a&S a&S A&S A&S A&S A&S ! (12/1/2021)
- Yule Sparklefest 2021 (11/23/2021)
- December 28, 2023
Clothier's Guild (Virtual)
December 28, 2023 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
https://ansteorra.org/bryn-gwlad/resources/bryn-gwlad-discord-server/
- Period portraits to get a sense for clothing style by the decade 3000s BCE through 1790s CE, primarily European but so helpful: https://portraittimeline.com/
- For late period Europe, this site is focused on England but covers common items (the smock generator is great) and has so much info: http://www.elizabethancostume.net/
- And remember it’s not always about Europe – the Knowne World is much bigger – so here’s a cool Indian textile history site, where you can find dates and traditions for individual Indian states: https://strandofsilk.com/journey-map/ikat/introduction
- Also Austin Creative Reuse is a wonderful place to find items and cloth to use for garb or crafts
- Website: https://www.austincreativereuse.org/
- ACR Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/austincreativereuse.org