It is possible to rent garb from several different places; a list follows after the links for making garb.

If you're intrigued and want to create a costume (otherwise known as garb), here are some links that may be of use. You can buy garb already made, but keep in mind that this gets quite expensive quite quickly. We are looking at approximately the 16th and 17th century; nitpicking is highly discouraged.

• 16-17th century boys clothes
• 16th And 17th Century Clothing The Renaissance Tailor
• A Festive Attyre Renaissance and Elizabethan Costuming
• Accessories and Extras - An Overview
• Headwear and Hairstyles in the SCA, circa 1300
• Heraldic Clipart - Coats of Arms
• La Couiterre Pariessene
• Les costumes
• MoiRandall's Patterns and Books
• Patterns
• SeansPagemead
• Stefan's Florilegium$ Children
• Suzi Clarke - Costumier
• The College of Saint Augustine
• The Elizabethan Costuming Page
• The Seamstress -- Green Dragon Armoury

These people will rent you garb. Both have on-site booths.

These merchants are available to sell you ready-made garb. Those with asterisks by thier name have a shop at the Faire. As a side note, those with e-mail addresses have had the @ symbol replaced by [at] to foil spambots.