Finished garment - Tudor woman's poor black round gown as featured in The Typical Tudor (Copy) Tudor_Food The gown is fastened at

The gown is fastened at the front and wrists with handmade brass hooks and eyes

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• Approximately 250 yds (230 m) per reel (or spool)

All finishing is carried out by hand and no machine stitching is visible inside or outside

an interdisciplinary collaboration between a team of established historians and practitioners to study the Elizabethan ballad of Greensleeves

Finished garment - Tudor woman's poor black round gown as featured in The Typical Tudor (Copy) Tudor_Food The gown is fastened atFinished garment Tudor Tailor exclusive Woman's early to mid century Tudor style round gown made for The Typical Tudor book and suitable for a lowly or middling woman from the 1530s to the 1570s Made of 100% Welsh undyed 'poor black' russet wool lined in the body and skirt with vintage hemp linen and in the lower part of the sleeves with soft, undyed cream 'sheep's colour' wool. The gown has a low, square neckline at the front and deep V at the back.