This one came mostly from a commercial pattern, McCall's 2258. I can't find
a link to it online, but it's your generic Revolutionary-War-type pattern.
Shirt
The shirt is made of the heavier cotton gauze from
Dharma Trading. It's yummy and comfy and drapey and wonderful. The only
alteration I made to the pattern was to make the sleeves smaller around, not quite
so billowy.
Vest
I made the lining and back of the vest from unbleached muslin, and the front
from a loose-weave brown wool that had been sitting in a box in my grandmother's
attic for many years. It would have been the perfect fabric for a Jedi cloak,
had there been a few more yards of it. I didn't want to make myself crazy looking
for the fabric that's in the actual vest, since this costume was never intended
to be 100% accurate, so I just used what I had lying around in my costume closet.
Again, I altered the pattern only slightly, to lengthen the vest, square
off the edges, and reshape the welts.
Pants
The pants are pretty much straight from the pattern, except I took out the darts
at the waist. The pants are made from a different piece of brown wool from my
grandmother's attic (this one with a number of moth-holes, so I had to lay my
pattern pieces carefully!) and flatlined with brown lining fabric from Joann.
There is elastic at the back of both the waist and the knee, but again, it's not
intended to be accurate.
Other Stuff
My friend came up with the sword and stockings himself. The shoes are his
regular dress shoes. He got the belt from my fiance. And yes, the hair is his own.