The History of the House of Dra

The Lady Dra began designing creative, durable fine clothing thirty years ago at the founding of the Texas Renaissance Festival.  Her tradition of making fashionable and comfortable Renaissance clothing continues, thanks to you.

How we Make our Unique All Natural Fiber Clothing

Made in the U.S.A. with exceptional quality of construction is what makes the House of Dra's Renaissance clothing special.  All seams are flat-felled and finished, making a strong seam.  The coated shed antler buttons are hand-sewn and vary to make each buttoned shirt unique.  Every shirt is 'signed' by Lady Dra.

The All Natural Fiber Cottons We Use

The all natural fiber cotton cut for the House of Dra is 100% domestic cotton approved by the U.S. Cotton Growers' Association.  Our cotton is a custom weave that is milled and dyed especially for the House of Dra.  This natural breathing cotton is perfect in any climate, pre-shrunk and, best of all, machine washable.

We recommend cold water washing with no bleach to be kinder to this special fabric.  Of course, you may hand wash with Woolite.  Simply hang to dry.  If you use a dryer, please set it on 'low'.   Our all natural fiber Silk Noil Renaissance clothing should also be washed in cold water.  Hang dry or use a 'low' dryer setting.

Did you know...?

Many of Lady Dra's renaissance clothing designs have the name of a cherished pet.  These names belong to those dear friends and the garments are created with the touch of love.  We feature one garment every month in our Newsletter, so subscribe today to learn more.

Our Monthly Newsletter

Subscribe to our Newsletter and become a 'Preferred Client'.  Our monthly Newsletter tips you off about new Renaissance clothing designs, what's happening in our Renaissance clothing world, and has Special Offers for subscribers only.

Specialty Items

Embroidered shirts, beautiful multi-feathered hats and buttery soft silk garments are seen only at our Renaissance Clothing Shops.  We would love to show you our Special items during the Scarborough Renaissance Faire in Waxahachie, Texas each Spring; in the summer at the Bristol Renaissance Festival in Bristol, Wisconsin; at the New York Renaissance Festival in Tuxedo, New York during early Fall and at the  Texas Renaissance Festival  in late Fall at Plantersville, Texas.