Title: Colonial Culture - New Jersey Colony
Headings: New Jersey Colony
New Jersey Colony
Culture
Architecture
Diet
Daily Life
Clothing
Relationships with Native Americans

Content: Stockings
Stockings are worn by men and women, and are most often knit. Stockings of silk or cotton are generally white. Utilitarian stockings of linen and particularly worsted wool are seen in colors, mostly blue and gray. Coarse stockings for the low class and slaves are made of woolen or linen cloth. Trousers
Trousers are worn by middling tradesmen, laborers, sailors, and slaves. Trousers are made mostly of durable linens. Waistcoat
Waistcoats are made in all qualities of silk, cotton, wool, and linens. It can be embroidered, printed, brocaded, quilted, tasseled, silver or gold laced, and is generally the most elaborate article of men's dress. Wigs
Wigs are made of human, horse, goat, or yak hair. Women
Cap
The cap is worn by women and girls.