Pattern for late Elizabethan man's trunk hose children Slashing or 'pinking' was a

Slashing or 'pinking' was a popular technique used in the 16th century in which sharp metal tools were used to cut slits into fabric

- Made in England

London: English Heritage

select 7 in the 'quantity' box and we'll cut the 3 1/2 yards as one continuous length of cloth

The fabric also does not fray when cut

Pattern for late Elizabethan man's trunk hose children Slashing or 'pinking' was aMade exclusively by The Tudor Tailor Pattern for late Elizabethan mens paned trunk hose. Appropriate for middle class and upper class men in the late 16th and early 17th centuries. With full instructions for choosing materials, sizing and constructing garments perfect for reenactors. This is an improved version of the pattern that used to be part of our Late Elizabethan man's peascod doublet and trunk hose pattern. The new version features improved