Spatterdashes Collection

Dryden Menswear 199
A gentleman in a white trench coat, bowler hat & gaiters - prepared for any weather! Date: 1927-8

Le Vocabulaire Illustre: Houseaux; Spatterdashes; Regengamaschen (engraving)
7196369 Le Vocabulaire Illustre: Houseaux; Spatterdashes; Regengamaschen (engraving) by European School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Houseaux; Spatterdashes; Regengamaschen)

Costume Men & Boys 1848
Evening dress; a sac overcoat or wrapper & window-pane check trousers; bowler style hat, short trousers, red velvet coat, forage cap, wrapper with hood & soutache trim

WOMEN & BOW 1877
Boy: angle-fronted jacket, spatterdashes & tyrolean hat. Women: dark brown dress with beige back plastron; green & cream dress with habit bodice & striped ornament

Polaniase Dress 1868
Girl: spatterdashes & fur trimmed garment with a cape cut into 2 deep points. Women: black & pink polonaise dress with pelerine; yellow dress, black tunic with pointed hem

Hunting Tweeds
A sportsman in tweed suit, high leather boots with elasticated, water-proof spatterdashes and a tweed helmet hat

English Country Clothes
A pipe-smoking countryman at Chertsey Agricultural Show and his high-booted companion perching on her shooting- stick; he wears gaiters and has stick for poking livestock

Quilted Red Dress 1868
Green & white polonaise dress with 3 skirts & ornamented with rouleaux, flounces & bows. Red quilted dress with polonaise & double skirt. Girl wears a black mantle with cape

Satirical Fashions 1844
Albert Smiths gents: loud cravats, huge tie pins, pinched waists, boys in kilts, plaid trousers, bizarre top hats, hunting pinks, sac coat with large buttons

Country Clothes 1927
Fernie Hunt horse show, Market Harborough: Lord Stallbridge, Master of Hounds (left) & friend wear bowler hats, gaiters & water-proof coats

Male Ball Dress 1820S
Red plush cloak (manteau) with green lining, black pumps, pantaloons buttoning at the ankle, stockings, top hat, waistcoat & cut-away coat with roll collar & white cravat

Man in Gaiters 1814
Brown double-breasted coat, cut away at the front & with tails & stand-fall collar worn open to reveal a short striped waistcoat, white cravat, breeches, gaiters & top hat

Bon Genre No. 65 Costume
Men wear English style country clothes: cut-away tailcoats with roll collars & breeches. The ladies wear white muslin dresses & classically inspired hairstyles

Claude & Sister 1912
Girl: blue pelisse with cape & fur trim with matching muff & hat. Boy: fur lined coat with brandenbourgs & a fur hat. Both children wear gaiters

French Menservants
French menservants in outdoor and indoor livery: top hat with cockade, braided cutaway coat with stand collar, spatterdashes, coat with M- cut collar, breeches

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Step into the past with spatterdashes: a timeless accessory for gentlemen's attire. Dryden Menswear 199 showcases their elegance and functionality, while Le Vocabulaire Illustre captures their charm in Houseaux; Spatterdashes; Regengamaschen (engraving). From Costume Men & Boys 1848 to WOMEN & BOW 1877, these leg coverings have stood the test of time. Polaniase Dress 1868 pairs them perfectly with hunting tweeds and English country clothes, adding a touch of sophistication to any outfit. Quilted Red Dress 1868 shows how they can even elevate women's fashion. Satirical Fashions 1844 playfully incorporates spatterdashes into avant-garde ensembles, proving their versatility. Country Clothes 1927 embraces their practicality in outdoor settings, while Male Ball Dress from the1820s exudes elegance at formal events. Man in Gaiters from1814 epitomizes the classic appeal throughout history. Discover this enduring accessory that has left its mark on fashion.