Finished garment - Tudor woman's Almain style separate sleeves middle_class The typical clothes worn by

The typical clothes worn by middling men during the decades between the battles of Bosworth (1485) and Flodden (1513) are described and reconstructed in this beautifully illustrated book

This thread is also appropriate for embroidery

The skirt cut to fit smoothly to the waist and flares out to a full hem which is finished with self binding

Worn only for a photoshoot and one presentation the coat is in excellent condition

Everything you need to try your hand at Tudor embroidery

Finished garment - Tudor woman's Almain style separate sleeves middle_class The typical clothes worn byFinished garment Tudor Tailor exclusive Woman's Tudor Almain (German) style sleeves designed to be tied to a kirtle or inside a gown. suitable for a middling, gentle or elite woman from 1510s to 1570s. The Almain, or German fashion was characterised by pued strips held in place by a series of narrow bands, over a contrasting lining. This treatment wasapplied to the sleeves of womens garments and, according to their egies on monuments and other