Accessories

Belts
Pouches
Sword Belts
Cutlery
Daggers

Fittings & Findings

Buttons
Buckles
Strap Ends
Buckle & End Sets
Belt Mounts
Hooks, Loops &
Lacing Rings

19th Century Militaria

ACW Blankets

Clothing

Ready-to-Wear

Packaged Sets
Shirts
Chemises
Ladies' Wear
Legwear
Hats
Cloaks
Collars & Cuffs

Fabrics

Period Premium
& Ecclesiastical

Plain Fabrics
Piece-dyed Brocade
Yarn-dyed brocade
Lurex Brocades
Yarn Dyed Damask
Brocatelles
Tapestries

Braids & Fringes

Narrow Braids
Orphrey Braids
Girdles and Tassels
Fringes

Woollens

ACW Replica Wools
Melton Wools
Linens

Specialty Supplies

Blackwork Strips
Corsetry Supplies
Period Tools
Hand-Spinning Supplies

Reconstructing History
Period Patterns

Medieval (15th C)
Early Tudor
German 16th C.
Irish 16th C.
Elizabethan
Polish 16th-17th C.
Cavalier & 17th C.
Golden Age (17th-18th century)
Coming soon!

Weddings

Bridal Gowns
Cake Knives
Floral Circlets
Ring Pillows
Entertainment & Services
Wedding Gallery

Historic Homewares

Pottery

Roman
Byzantine
Viking
Anglo-Saxon/
English
Italian Renaissance
Cookware
German Stoneware
17th Century

Furniture

Viking

Other

Novelty
Designs

Medievalist T-Shirts
Miscellany
Gifts

Books & Videos

Costume Books
Pattern Books
Art References
Embroidery
History
Historical Fiction
Movies

About the Makers

Karl Cook Karl started his career as a computer technician, and when he joined the Society for Creative Anachronism (SCA) in 1994 took up making swords and knives as a hobby, then got into lost wax casting and associated crafts. To date, he has worked on several films and television series, as both a craftsman and weapons assistant, and most recently as 2nd Assistant Director on Kings Caravan (2004). He left the computer industry in 2001, and has once again turned his hobby into his business.

Elizabeth Elwell, B.Des (UNSW) Known to everyone as "Bess", Elizabeth graduated with her Bachelor of Design from the College of Fine Arts, UNSW in 2005. Having spent five years training to be a graphics and new media designer, her interest in history and historical costume (lifelong, but nurtured in the SCA since 2000) drew her towards costume design for film and television in 2004. Having worked for six months with the Australian Film, Television & Radio School, Bess gained experience as a Costume Supervisor and Standby Wardrobe Mistress, most recently on Kings Caravan (where she put her head together with longtime friend Karl to form Cote & Cutler). She has also, thus, turned her hobby into her business.

Couture Service

Couture Gallery

Workshops

Research

About the Makers

About Postage

Copyright Notice

Annual Events

We attend as many regular Medieval Fayres and Tourneys as we can get to. To find out more about them, try the following links:

Rowany Festival
Sydney Medieval Fayre

Proudly Supporting

Important Modern Ethos for the Re-enactors' Game.

All of C&C's designs are made in Australia without the use of sweatshop labour. While this often results in a higher price tag, we prefer to offer quality assurance on our products without harming others to get it to you.

If you'd like to know more about the importance of eradicating the sweat-shop trade, please click on the picture above.