A wide variety of textiles and clothing made it over here during the
     colonial period.  Up here in Canada, the Hudson's Bay Company
     documents are full of references to such items.  Some of these are
     listed in various parts of my report on "Nottingham House: The
     Hudson's Bay Company in Athabasca 1802-1806," HISTORY & ARCHAEOLOGY
     No. 69, 1983, Parks Canada. For further south, The Museum of the Fur
     Trade Quarterly vols. VI(3) & IX(2) contain articles on blankets, and
     other issues deal with hats, coats, etc.  I don't specifically know of
     any publication on what you are looking for.  Someone else may be able
     to help.  If everything else fails, or you just want to get some more
     info, contact Charles E.Hanson, Jr., The Museum of the Fur Trade, 6321
     Hwy. 20, Chadron, Neb. 69337.  He has a heck of a lot of info on just
     about any aspect of the fur trade and what came over here from Europe
     and the rest of the world.  Good luck.
 
     Karlis Karklins, Parks Canada
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