15th C. Women's Kirtle and
Sleeves
RHS002
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| The Kirtle was a simple gown with sleeves which derived from the medieval
tunic.During the 15th C. it was worn by lower class women as upper gown,
while upper class ladies used it as an undergown. This pattern is for a Kirtle
with detachable (optional) long or short sleeves. The package also includes
historical details.
All sizes in one envelope: Fits busts 76,25 cm = 30½" - 120 cm = 48" and waists 57,5 cm = 23" - 102,5 cm = 41". RHS002 EURO25.50 |
Hugo van der Goes, Slaying of the firstborn (1470) |
Hugo van der Goes, Calvary Triptych (Detail), 1465-68 |
Rogier van der Wyden, Maria Magdalena, Altar of the seven sacraments (Details), ca. 1445 |
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| 15th
C. Doublet and Hosen RHS003 EURO 29.90 |
