Female
Garb |
Girls |
14th century blue silk
surcote |
Ladies |
![]() Country of Garment: England, France Style of Garment: 14th-15th century century kirtle Size: modern 12 Garment Outer Colour: navy blue Garment Outer Fabric: cotton duck Garment Lining Colour: Unlined Garment Lining Fabric: None Sleeve Style: Long sleeves without buttons Dress Closures: Lucet braid front lacing Decorative features, embroidery etc: none Construction: Hand stitched with quilting thread. 4-panel pattern. Set in armholes. Felled seams. Rolled hems. Documentation: 15thC French, Boccaccio, de Claris Mulieribus |
![]() Country of Garment: England/France Style of Garment: 14th century sideless surcote with low armholes Size: modern 12 Garment Outer Colour: cream Garment Outer Fabric: cotton brocade Garment Lining Colour: none Garment Lining Fabric: n/a Decorative features, embroidery etc: gold braided trim set with glass garnets and faux pearls throughout. 6 large buttons with centre glass stones. Construction: Machined internally, to be hand stitched at a later date. Hand finished details and trims. Rolled hems. Made by: Rosalie Documentation: French manuscript, 14th century. |
![]() Country of Garment: England/France Style of Garment: 14th century sideless surcote with low armholes Size: modern 12 Garment Outer Colour: royal blue Garment Outer Fabric: faux silk Garment Lining Colour: white Garment Lining Fabric: cotton Decorative features, embroidery etc: gold Crowned A on the chest Construction: Machined internally. Hand finished details and trims. Silk Crowned A is fell stitched to the outer then couched around the edges. Further details to add. Made by: Rosalie Documentation: Decoration is not a historically accurate. |
![]() Country of Garment: England Style of Garment: 14th century gown or smock Size: modern 10 Garment Outer Colour: natural Garment Outer Fabric: 100% linen Sleeve Style: Long, fitted sleeve without buttons Dress Closures: none Decorative features, embroidery etc: none Construction: Hand stitched with silk thread. 2 panel T-tunic panel. Rolled hems. Documentation: 14th century England. Ormesby Psalter, folio 9v. |