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'Mediaeval' covers well over 400 years of history from 1066 to 1485. This page would become a book if I listed all the different types of garment and the different names used for them over this time period. Although I have listed a few garments it is just as a guide, you will have to contact me and let me know exactly what it is you want and we can take it from there.
Authentic garments would be in wool or linen, but many fantasy garments tend to be based on mediaeval clothes and can be made from almost anything! Prices are a guide for plain, authentic garments.
Simple 'T' shaped linen shirt from £25
Wool cote hardie from £35
Simple fitted hose from £60
Gambescon – fitted and padded woollen jacket, sometimes worn under chain mail from £90
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Tudor – 1485 to the death of Elizabeth I in 1601.
Authentic garments made for Tudor Majesty in 2008. See also Tudor in Ladies section for outfit made for Katharine Parr. Henry's full costume was made in very high quality fabrics with no visible machine stitching. The prices reflect this quality and level of hand stitching.
White linen shirt with small frill on the collar and cuffs. From £60
Black and Gold silk damask doublet with slashing, side lacing. Interlined with calico and lined with cream silk. From £500
Gold taffeta Hose or Upper stocks (the name of the short, full trousers) with cod piece. Interlined with calico and lined in cream silk. From £200
Black and Gold damask jerkin with black cord edging and box pleated skirt. Interlined with calico and lined with cream silk. From £500
Cream fitted hose (close fitting leg covering) in very fine wool, half lined in linen. From £200
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