Finished garment - Man's mid-century striped canvas doublet as featured in The Typical Tudor Renaissance tights This gown can also be

This gown can also be worn with a farthingale

If a brighter

Documentary evidence and examination of surviving 16th century garments shows that linen thread was used for the majority of sewing by Tudor tailors

• 400-420g/m or 13 oz/yd • Plainweave • Made in the United Kingdom

These gold-plated pewter jewels set with synthetic rubies were specially made for a reconstruction of the ensemble worn by Catherine Parr in her portrait of 1545

Finished garment - Man's mid-century striped canvas doublet as featured in The Typical Tudor Renaissance tights This gown can also beFinished garment Tudor Tailor exclusive Man's mid century Tudor style doublet made for The Typical Tudor book and suitable for a middling or gentle man from the 1540 to the 1570s Made of cream grey striped linen cotton canvas lined througout with unbleached linen. The seams are finished with narrow welts (similar to modern piping) and the collar and wrists are edges with picadills. The jacket fastens at the front with hand embroidered and handmade