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

Content: It has a puffed crown, a deep flat border surrounding the face, and side pieces. Petticoat
A woman's skirt-like garment worn with a gown or jacket. Under petticoats of linen, wool, or cotton were added for warmth. Shift
The shift is the undermost garment worn by children and women. It is made from various qualities of white linen. Shoes
Shoes are made of silk fabrics, worsteds, or leathers. Depending on current fashions, they may or may not have had elevated heels. They fasten by buckles, clasps or ties. Stays
An elongated tubular trunk, with little taper and encased the bosom. Frequently constructed in layers of linen with narrow strips of boning inserted within.