Finished garment - Man's mid-century leather doublet as featured in The Typical Tudor Embroidery By Jane Malcolm-Davies and Ninya

By Jane Malcolm-Davies and Ninya Mikhaila

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The clothing provided for the gentlewomen who attended on Henry VIII’s first queen was noticeably more lavish than that issued to the queen’s ladies during the reign of Henry VII

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This is a thoroughly researched pattern based on documentary descriptions

Finished garment - Man's mid-century leather doublet as featured in The Typical Tudor Embroidery By Jane Malcolm-Davies and NinyaFinished garment Tudor Tailor exclusive Man's mid century Tudor style doublet made for The Typical Tudor book and suitable for a lowly, middling or gentle man from the 1540s to the 1560s Made of goatskin leather dressed suede side out and lined with unbleached linen. The skirt features working pockets. The doublet fastens at the front with small 'Flower Dome' pewter buttons and hand stitched buttonholes. The buttons are pushed through holes in the