Sumac on Brown Jean Cloth

A reproduction sumac vegetable dyed wool and cotton fabric woven with a twill pattern which will fade to a “butternut” brown often seen in confederate uniforms and civilian clothing of the 1800's. Vegatable dyed using a historical dye recipe and traditional dying methods. 

Fiber Content: Wool and Cotton.

54 inches wide.

Fabric has been finished/pre-shrunk.

Produced in the USA!

Fades to a tan color with a brown warp. The image showing fade gives an indication of the color this cloth turns after fading. The top portion of the image was kept from sun exposure while the bottom half was exposed to direct sunlight for 9 days. The top portion of the image has lost some of its original color due to heat exposure. We expect that this type of fading would be roughly equivalent to about 3 weeks of a soldier's life.