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how it related to other whitework embroideries of the period and how designs and stitches changed from about 1710 to 1800
Originally made for a 5' 5" tall woman and the skirt subsequently lengthened to fit the 5' 7" tall model (see last photo for addtional band of worsted at hem)
Collar 20in (51cm)
We also offer a full billiment of jewels custom made to go across the top of a French hood
embroidery patterns and photographs of original articles
Finished garment - Tudor woman's 'poor black' russet wool waistcoat cassocks how it related to otherFinished garment Tudor Tailor exclusive Tudor style waistcoat with wings, collar and cuffs made from a Tudor Tailor pattern and suitable for a lower or middle class woman from the 1550s 1603. Made of 'poor black' russet wool lined throughout with unbleached linen. The waistcoat features five gussets below the waist which create a skirt which gently flares over the hips. The waistcoat fastens with eight pairs of handmade brass hooks and eyes Worn once
