Nightmare and other pirates

A short jacket made of dark blue or grey cloth. In bad weather, they also wore canvas cloaks. Linen shirt. Could be white or checked. Shirts were often left open at the neck, but otherwise they were tight. Trousers. Instead of breeches, they wore canvas trousers or "women's pantaloons" that reached almost to the ankle. Sometimes the trousers were tarred to make them water-repellent. Stockings: Everyday stockings for sailors were usually made of grey wool. A neck scarf. A common wardrobe item. Headgear. Bandana, cocked hat or Monmouth cap. Headgear was essential since pirates operated mainly in the tropics.

A short jacket made of dark blue or grey cloth. In bad weather, they also wore canvas cloaks. Linen shirt. Could be white or checked. Shirts were often left open at the neck, but otherwise they were tight. Trousers. Instead of breeches, they wore canvas trousers or "women's pantaloons" that reached almost to the ankle. Sometimes the trousers were tarred to make them water-repellent. Stockings: Everyday stockings for sailors were usually made of grey wool. A neck scarf. A common wardrobe item. Headgear. Bandana, cocked hat or Monmouth cap. Headgear was essential since pirates operated mainly in the tropics.

A short jacket made of dark blue or grey cloth. In bad weather, they also wore canvas cloaks. Linen shirt. Could be white or checked. Shirts were often left open at the neck, but otherwise they were tight. Trousers. Instead of breeches, they wore canvas trousers or "women's pantaloons" that reached almost to the ankle. Sometimes the trousers were tarred to make them water-repellent. Stockings: Everyday stockings for sailors were usually made of grey wool. A neck scarf. A common wardrobe item. Headgear. Bandana, cocked hat or Monmouth cap. Headgear was essential since pirates operated mainly in the tropics.

A short jacket made of dark blue or grey cloth. In bad weather, they also wore canvas cloaks. Linen shirt. Could be white or checked. Shirts were often left open at the neck, but otherwise they were tight. Trousers. Instead of breeches, they wore canvas trousers or "women's pantaloons" that reached almost to the ankle. Sometimes the trousers were tarred to make them water-repellent. Stockings: Everyday stockings for sailors were usually made of grey wool. A neck scarf. A common wardrobe item. Headgear. Bandana, cocked hat or Monmouth cap. Headgear was essential since pirates operated mainly in the tropics.

Farnout jacket (reef jacket) - a model made of thick blue or gray fabric (wool, felt, wet fabric), extended to mid-thigh. The shortened cut prevented entanglement in the rigging, and the material protected from bad weather. Breeches are baggy trousers made of coarse fabrics (canvas, wool) that could be rolled up when working on deck or in battle. Linen shirt - open-necked but tight-fitting to avoid snagging. Worn without underwear to reduce bulk under trousers.

Bottom: tights or a combination of tights and breeches (trousers that fit tightly around the legs, or loose trousers with ribbons or garters at the knees). Upper part: camisoles, jackets and raincoats. Headwear: Captain's hat Shirt: linen He wore a belt and scarf to hide the daggers.