Look 1
The Everyday Look
Laced shirt + trousers + short tunic + bag
A simple place to start: natural foundation, practical trousers and one strong outer layer.
Fine Garments • Cloaks • Festival Dress
Featuring Burgschneider
Premium festival garb, made attainable.
Build a complete Renaissance look in one stop. Shop well-made shirts, tunics, trousers, dresses, cloaks, children’s garb and finishing pieces—with fitting space and help putting it all together.
Come in as you are.
Leave dressed for the Festival.
Whether you’re putting together your first Festival outfit or adding to a wardrobe you already love, The Clothier’s House makes getting dressed easy. Start with one piece or build a complete look with help choosing layers, sizing and finishing pieces.
Adults • Children • Complete Looks • Individual Pieces
Build a Look
Shirts, tunics and trousers that work together without overthinking it.
Dress in Layers
Blouses, underdresses, wrap dresses and belts designed to mix easily.
Add the Outer Layer
Cloaks, capes and wool pieces for cooler festival days and statement looks.
Easy to build. Easy to wear.
Start with a piece. Build from there.
You don’t need to know historical clothing to put together a look. Our assortment is selected around pieces that layer easily and work across the Festival.
Look 2
The Layered Dress
Natural blouse + Khara or Dala dress + wrap belt
Easy layers, adjustable silhouettes and color without making the outfit complicated.
Look 3
The Cool-Weather Look
Foundation layer + Loki coat or Hibernus cloak + finishing piece
Add warmth without losing the look. Wool, coats and cloaks become part of the outfit rather than an afterthought.
For younger Festival guests
Children’s Garb
The Clothier’s House carries a real children’s assortment—not just a few costume pieces. Build a look with tunics, trousers, underdresses, overdresses and capes designed to coordinate easily.
Build your colors
Mix. Match. Make It Yours.
Our wool Mi-Parti pieces let you pair contrasting sides for a bold medieval look. Choose your colors and our Clothiers can help build the combination.
Featuring Burgschneider
The opening collection at The Clothier’s House is built around Burgschneider, makers of medieval-inspired clothing for reenactment, LARP, festivals and more. We selected versatile pieces that layer easily, work across a range of looks and can grow with your Festival wardrobe.
Try It On. Build the Look.
Fit matters. Try pieces on, compare sizes and see how layers work together before you take them home. Our Clothiers can help with sizing and suggest the next piece when you want to build a complete outfit.
Find us just inside the front gate, next to the Photo Portal.
Located inside the Georgia Renaissance Festival in Fairburn, Georgia. Festival admission is required to shop during operating days.
The Clothier’s House FAQ
- Can I buy Renaissance clothing at the Georgia Renaissance Festival?
- Yes. The Clothier’s House carries Renaissance and medieval-inspired clothing for adults and children, including shirts, tunics, trousers, dresses, cloaks, layers and finishing pieces.
- Do I need to buy a complete outfit?
- No. Start with one piece or build a complete look. The assortment is designed so foundations, layers and finishing pieces can be mixed and matched.
- Can I try clothing on before I buy it?
- Yes. The Clothier’s House is designed for in-person fitting so guests can compare sizes and see how pieces layer together.
- Do you carry children’s Renaissance clothing?
- Yes. The shop carries children’s tunics, trousers, underdresses, overdresses and capes.
- Does The Clothier’s House carry Burgschneider?
- Yes. Burgschneider is the featured maker in the opening collection.
- Where is The Clothier’s House?
- Just inside the front gate of the Georgia Renaissance Festival, next to the Photo Portal. Festival admission is required to shop.