14th Century Costumes

RC021 - 14th Century Grand Assiette Pourpoint Pattern. Fits chests 34"-54" and waists 28"-50". All Sizes in one envelope. Are you part of the 14th century mafia? Do you want that big-chested silhouette you see in all the manuscript illuminations? Well, wait no more! This pattern is complete with instructions and historical notes for 14th century men's pourpoint with grand assiette sleeve construction based on extant examples and period illustrations. Suitable for use for civilian wear. Fits ches... [Read More]

➤ABOUT THIS GOWN: Material: Polyester Package Include: 1* Dress;1* Belt Length: Floor Length Sleeve Type: Long Bell Sleeve Style: Renaissance/ Medieval/ Victorian/ Retro/ Halloween Season: Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter Occasions: Renaissance festival, wedding, Halloween party, Pirate costume, Cosplay or other occasions ➤WHY CHOOSE THIS DRESS? This Women's Victorian Gothic Retro Dress Inspired by late 14th-century fashion, which can be used as medieval dresses, wedding dresses, evening dre... [Read More]

Sewing Pattern - 14th and 15th Century Easy Medieval Front-Opening Buttoned or Laced Kirtle Gown Patternn. Sizes 4-24 included in this one package.;Excellent for Renaissance, Norse, Viking, Icelandic, Scandanavian, Dark Ages, Viking Ages, SCA, Medieval, Medieval Church History living history events.;Excellent for Elizabethan Costume, Renaissance Costume, Renaissance Underthings, Renaissance Corset, Renaissance Chemise, Elizabethan Underthings, Elizabethan Corset;Great for SCA Costume, Medieval C... [Read More]

Women Medieval Renaissance Dress Victorian Cosplay Costume Long Sleeve Size:(It is manual measurement,please choose the size according to your body's real measurement) Size S :  Bust:35.8",Sleeve Length:44.9",Before Length:46.5",After Length:59.4",Waist:26.8",Shoulder Width:15.2"Size M :  Bust:37.8",Sleeve Length:45.3",Before Length:47.6",After Length:60.6",Waist:31.5",Shoulder Width:15.8"Size L: Bust:40.7",Sleeve Length:45.7",Before Length:48.8",After Length:61.8",Waist:33.9"... [Read More]

This is our full-size paper pattern with complete instructions and historical notes for 14th century Kirtle or "Cotehardie" with long buttoned or laced or short sleeves with or without tippets. Northern European and Italian variants included. A variety of closures and neckline options are also included.

Late 14th Century 18g Medieval Arm Guard Armor Costume By Nauticalmart This armor set includes the vambrace, rerebrace, and couter riveted together to make one piece. It is replicated after armor used in the late 14th century. Vambraces or forearm guards are tubular or gutter defenses for the forearm worn as part of a suit of plate armor. The bracers come hinged to create a large cuff around the forearm for added protection. A rerebrace is a piece of armor designed to protect the upper arms just... [Read More]

This quality accurate 14th Century Arm Armor or vambrace is made from 19 gauge steel with brass accents and rolled and roped edges. Includes spaulders, upper half cannon, articulated elbow cops and full closed lower cannons. Includes straps and buckles. Custom size armor can order direct to ANTIQUECOLLECTION

Here are functional, historically accurate cussies with poleyns (knee protection), protecting both front and the back of a tight. Fits most of the 14-15th century European armor suits. Legs are usually made of 16GA steel, assembled using solid steel rivets and genuine leather straps.

Description: This delicate original antique print originates from 'Costumes Historiques des XIIe, XIIIe, XIVe, et XVI siecles' by Camille Bonnard published in Paris by A. Levy Fils 1860. This work was later continued by later continued by Duplessis ( 16th to 18th century). The images in these works have often served as examples after which theater and movie costumes were modelled.Artists and Engravers: In 1827 Camille Bonnard began a monumental gallery of 13th to 15th century European costumes, ... [Read More]

Combined with arm armour and gauntlets, this kind of shoulder protection was in use from the late 14th century onwards. Checking the evolution in armours throughout the Middle Ages one realises the importance given to rigid articulated protection. Plate Knee and shoulder protection can be seen from as early as the end of 13th century. Our 14th Century Shoulder Armour (Pauldrons) are constructed from 18 gauge steel making them for re-enactment and features adjustable leather straps for a secure f... [Read More]