Pilgrim Clothing Diagram: Historical Attire of 17th-Century Pilgrims #3809653 (License: Personal Use)

This black-and-white educational illustration identifies key elements of 17th-century Pilgrim dress: the woman wears a coif, shift, waistcoat, apron, petticoat, and shoes; the man sports a felt hat, ruff, doublet, cuffs, breeches, garters, stockings, and shoes. Both outfits reflect modest, practical Puritan fashion typical of early colonial settlers in New England. The labels serve as a visual glossary for historians, educators, and reenactors.

Used in history education websites, museum exhibits, school lesson plans, and colonial-era costume guides; matches user intent for learning about early American clothing, Thanksgiving origins, or historical reenactment preparation.