Welcome, Colin. Most of us here reenact the 17th & 18th centuries. To help you with your search, might I suggest spending a little time reading through the archives. Then do what I did and start asking questions pertaining to the specific information you are looking for. Chances are you'll find a great deal before having to ask. Another source to look for goods would be to go to http://www.1745rising.org/ and click on the links page for vendors. Hope this is of some assistance.

Welcome again,

Daniel

Going back as far as the 14th century, you'll likely have more luck making your own stuff, as there tends to be quite a bit of inaccuracy in commercially-made gear, and you'll do better to know exactly WHAT you're looking for instead of hoping to find a vendor whose attention to historical detail is wholly reliable. So, at the very least, know what kind of garments and accoutrements you're looking for, and you'll stand a better chance of finding it. But relying on vendors to be historically accurate can  cause some very expensive mistakes. Off the top of my head, I can't recommend a good premodern supplier; most of the guys I know who do pre-1600 stuff make all their own gear because buying is either prohibitively expensive or what's for sale doesn't meet their personal standards of accuracy.

Try the following for a start:
http://www.reconstructinghistory.com/celtic/index.html
and Sharon Krossa's site at:
http://www.medievalscotland.org/clothing/

You should be able to at least get an idea of exactly what you're looking for...IME, finding/making stuff is dead easy, it's knowing what you need that's a pain.

Wow thank you all so much for all your help! Keep tha advice comming, it proved so far to be most useful. Im currently residing on Long Island. I should have some pics up if you want to see who I am at my homepage, www.myspace.com/LochLaven. Thanks again all.. Cheers'!!


Colin