1520s German Green Twill Unterrock
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Another Unterrock (kirtle/underdress) suitable for a middle or upper-class woman in early 16th century Germany, providing support and shape under…
I made my first medieval costumes in the 1980s. I have learned so much since then, and I still get a thrill out of researching and learning new skills and techniques. Dress Accessories (eg belts, purses) and Headwear are listed in separate Categories.
Another Unterrock (kirtle/underdress) suitable for a middle or upper-class woman in early 16th century Germany, providing support and shape under…
A simple linen Goller (partlet) for an early 16th century middle class German woman. The Goller covers the chest and…
I had wanted an embroidered high-necked Hemd (smock/chemise) for years, but with a chest already full of Hemden, it never…
An early 16th century German middle class gown with narrow sleeves, typical of the well-off Burgher wife. I was so…
An early 16th century middle class German woman’s gown in leaf green wool, with wide sleeves, based on a portrait…
My go-to support garment – a worsted wool Unterrock (kirtle/underdress) suitable for a middle-class woman in early 16th century Germany.…
A finely pleated green linen Halbschürze (skirt apron), suitable for a 16th century German woman of the middle class. This…
An upper class high-necked gown, based on a royal German portrait from 1519. I had wanted to make a version…
An upper class early 16th century German Unterrock (kirtle) with a brocade hem, to support a noble class gown. I…
An early 16th century German woman’s jacket, typical of the lower class. Although I had my Schaube for high class…
An early 16th century smocked Hemd, based on the Portrait of Dorothea Meyer by Hans Holbein. This famous portrait by…