1520s German Leberfarben Worsted Rock
‘Leberfarben’ means ‘liver-coloured’ – a pale version of this colour was common for low status garments in 16th century Germany.…
Tag Women’s clothing
1520s Blue Wool Vest Goller
This short vest-style Goller is suitable for a German middle class woman, and was fashionable through much of the 16th…
1530s German Noble Woman’s Purse
A black velvet purse for an early 16th century German noble woman, in the style of Cranach paintings. This style…
1530s Pleated Halsgoller (partlet)
A pleated Goller (partlet) in very fine linen with an embroidered collar, suitable for an early 16th century noble German…
1520s German Schlappe (hat)
This style of hat was worn by German men and women, particularly middle classes, during the early-mid 16th century, as…
1470s Netherlandish Henin
A mid 15th century truncated henin, for a Netherlandish noblewoman. This style of headwear was in vogue in the Netherlands,…
1520s Portuguese Gorra
An early 16th century velvet hat for a Portuguese noblewoman. Joana de Barios won my Hat Prize at Canterbury Faire…
15th century Horned Escoffion
A wonderfully distinctive headdress for a noble 15th century Burgundian lady. I’d been wanting to make a hat in this…
1530s German Knotted Haube
An early 16th century German Haube (caul), with a net of knotted silk, suitable for a noble lady. After finishing…
1540s Green Velvet ‘Cranach’ Rock
A high necked gown in velvet and brocade. This style was worn by noble women in eastern Germany from 1520s-1540s.…
1520s German Green Twill Unterrock
Another Unterrock (kirtle/underdress) suitable for a middle or upper-class woman in early 16th century Germany, providing support and shape under…
1520s German Linen Goller
A simple linen Goller (partlet) for an early 16th century middle class German woman. The Goller covers the chest and…