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

Content: The gown consists of the bodice and skirt joined together. Hat
Worn for fashion and for protection against the sun. Hats are usually made of chips or straw. Ladies' riding hats are often made of felt. Mob Cap
A mob cap is daily life head wear. 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.