15th Century Costumes Pattern

Sewing Pattern - Men's and Women's Accessories of Medieval Romanesque Period - 11th - 15th Centuries Pattern. This pattern includes: Hood (3 periods) Short and long braies Men and women's hose Purse (2 styles) Instructions for garters Men's and women's hose, short and long braies, two styles of purses, hood (three periods), and instructions for garters. Historical notes regarding fabrics, colors, sewing stitches, various styles according to the periods and the way to wear them. Multi-sized Small... [Read More]

Pattern for making 15th Century Man's Gown that fits chests 34"-54". All sizes included in one envelope. All sizes included in one envelope. This pattern for the pleated men's gown worm by noblemen throughout the 15th century. Long, knee-length, and ultra-chic short versions all included in the pattern. This is the pattern make a costume for a French, German, Italian or English man from 1410-1480.

RC009 - 15th century Women's Accessories Pattern. Fits busts 27"-50". All Sizes in one envelope. Everything you need to complete your 15th century feminine wardrobe! Looking for the perfect Medieval outfit? Don't know what to wear under your V-neck gown? However do you do those linen headwraps? Then you need this 15th century accessories pattern! This is a pattern with complete instructions and historical notes for 14th century Woman's accessories including open hood with and without liripipe, s... [Read More]

RC006 - 15th Century Burgundian Arming Coat Pattern. Fits chests 34"-54" and waists 28"-50". All Sizes in one envelope. This pattern comes with complete instructions and historical notes for 15th century men's arming coat created from extant examples and period illustrations. Fits chests 34"-54" and waists 28"-50". All Sizes in one envelope. Historical notes and embellishment suggestions included. Excellent for Medieval, Renaissance, and Elizabethan Impressions.

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]

This is our full-size paper pattern with complete instructions and historical notes for 15th century Commonwoman's Kirtle with long (A) or short (B) sleeves and pin-on Sleeves. Fits busts 30½"-48" and waists 23"-41". All Sizes in one envelope. Historical notes and embellishment suggestions included.

This carefully researched volume offers lovers of both costume and the medieval period a meticulously researched and accurately detailed study of the clothing of the Middle Ages. Following an illuminating discussion of the style and construction of costumes worn in the thirteenth, fourteenth, and fifteenth centuries, noted costume historian Mary G. Houston provides detailed descriptions and illustrations of actual apparel worn by all classes and sectors of society. Included are elaborate royal, ... [Read More]

Making Working Women's Costume gives a unique account of the clothes of ordinary women from the mid-15th century to the early 20th century. As well as introducing the historical periods, it gives patterns for a range of typical garments that women of the poorer classes would have worn. Organized by century, it draws on historical sources and finds, paintings, and photographs to recreate the clothes of these under-celebrated women.

A manual for women's clothing provides a detailed description of women's fashion in late 15th century northern Europe. From next-to-skin undergarments to everything worn on top of it - headwear, accessories, hairstyles and more. The book pays particular attention to how the garments were tailored, and how they functioned together - the dress silhouette. The book is illustrated throughout with historical paintings that provide an overall picture as perceived by contemporary eyes. In addition, mod... [Read More]

A manual for men's clothing provides a detailed description of men's fashion in late 15th century northern Europe. From undergarments to everything worn on top of it - hats, accessories, hairstyles and more. The book pays particular attention to how the garments were tailored, and how they functioned together - the dress silhouette. The book is illustrated throughout with historical paintings that provide an overall picture as perceived by contemporary eyes. In addition, modern reconstructions a... [Read More]