Burgundy wool long-sleeved cotte with cut-on bodice started 11/6/2019. Paused for a while. Picked back up 1/8/2020. First worn 1/25/2020. Not yet finished (still needs lining in the body). Details: – This cotte will be constructed of burgundy summer weight wool interlined in the bodice with one layer of white heavier weight linen (4C22) and then with the full garment…Continue Reading→
Real warm woolen capelet / cloak. It closes with a metal gold colored clasp. This capelet shrug keeps your shoulders and neck nice and warm. But is stays open at the front so everybody can see your amazing outfit. Beautiful 80% wool 20 % cashmere please check my other listings For more information please contact me! Estimated delivery time after shipping: Holland 1 day France 2-3 Great Britain 2-4 days Spain 3-5 days USA 4-7 days Australia 6-8 days Please contact me about the delivery time to your country if it´s not on this list
Real warm woolen capelet / cloak. It closes with a metal gold colored clasp. This capelet shrug keeps your shoulders and neck nice and warm. But is stays open at the front so everybody can see your amazing outfit. Beautiful 80% wool 20 % cashmere please check my other listings For more information please contact me! Estimated delivery time after shipping: Holland 1 day France 2-3 Great Britain 2-4 days Spain 3-5 days USA 4-7 days Australia 6-8 days Please contact me about the delivery time to your country if it´s not on this list
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Tablet woven belt. Warp: wool (100%) Weft: linen Width 4 cm. Lenght 3,5 m (3,7m with tassels). Pattern: Keys and combs Handwoven by me. Custom made also! Feel free contacting me with personal orders or questions. smou.siilou [at] gmail.com www.instagram.com/smou_crafts
Beautiful woolen hood with liripipe, with a hand-sewn lining. Suitable for many periods, this kind of cape is found mostly in 14century fashion. It has gores on the shoulder to add more space. Expertly crafted from high-quality wool, this hood boasts a lining of premium linen that ensures maximum durability and comfort. The main seams are all machine-made, and the lining is all hand stitched with waxed linen thread. Measurements: Front length (neck to tip): 20 cm Top of the head to tip of the shoulder: 61 cm Head opening circumference: 66 cm Neck width: 33cm Liripipe length: around 100 cm From front to end of the liripipe: around 140 cm Shoulder circumference with gores: 68 cm This hood can be made in many color variations and finishes, embroidered or hand stitched, just send me a message! Everything is handmade in Italy, with love and care for details! Available finishing standards on a custom order: Economy: all machine sewed, lining ad top fabric. The small opening in the lining i need to turn the hood it is sewn shut by hand. So no visible stitches anyway! Standard: only the main seams are sewn by machine, all the visible stitches are done by hand
Remember my latest spring green wool dress? I took lots of photos during the process so I could show you how I made it, and share some great hand sewing tip if you want to hand sew a garment yourse…
Seamlessly combines timeless style with precise tailoring, Linennaive presents this most striking claok as part of a new collection.Made from a tactile cashmere fabric, this piece is lustrous and textured. Under certain sunlight, it is endowed with a magical aura to create a wonderful ripple texture.The single-breasted design is timeless and easy to match in a rich brown and olive colorway. Gold buttons with vintage embossing add a premium feel. Extra points for elegance.It has a cozy hood and has a relaxed silhouette that'll layer easily over pretty dresses or your coziest knits.This claok will add an elegant finishing touch to any ensemble.【Fabric】 100% wool, Fully lined.1)THE MOST DURABLEWe use only the longest fibers, averaging 39-42mm long. That's about 30% longer than regular Grade A cashmere. The longer the fiber, the longer your clothes lasts.2) 100% CLEAN ENERGYClean energy powered production. facilities, livable wages, programs for healthier goats and more sustainable grazing practices. Oh,and we never use harsh chemicals or bleaches (gross).3) FAIR TO NOMADIC HERDERSWe pay the nomadic herders 50% more than traditional traders. We make everything ourselves (no middlemen). You pay 50% less.Fair to them, fair to us, fair to you. It's that simple.【Length】132-135 cm
If you have ever gone shopping for wool fabrics you may have seen some of the fabric described as worsted, and some of it described as woolen. If you are me, you may have wondered what this meant. Aren’t all wool fabrics woolen? I mean, they are wool, right? Not quite! In brief, worsted and woolen are different types of wool (long staple vs short staple), prepared in different ways, resulting in a different look and feel. Under magnification, worsted yarns look smooth with long fibres, and woolen yarns are much hairier, with lots of short fibres and more pokey-out bits. Worsted wools are slick when woven, woolen wools are knitted, crocheted, or woven into softer, fluffier fabric, or fulled fabric. Worsted wools are better at keeping out the wind and rain, but woolen wools are warmer, because they are full of air which acts as insulation. Worsted is also used to describe a particular way of spinning yarn, or weight of yarn, but I’m not going to go into that because it’s a modern …
Made from wool felt, the Noah Hooded Cowl is an extremely versatile garment. It can be worn as a scarf, face cover or hood to help ward off the cold. The cowl is perfectly suitable for all genders and is a great option for LARP events or medieval festivals. Available sizes: S, M, L Material: 74% wool, 15% polyester, 7% polyamids, 4% misc. natural fibers Color: Black
Maxi wool cloak of our New Collection: Cloak came from Ancient Greeks and became a must have style in Victorians time. It is made of high end fabric and elegant, that can serve as the symbolization of status and taste, making people feel they are really the aristocrats. Since its first appearance in the 19th century in the courts of European royalty cloak has become one of the most loved forms of overcoats. Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II loved cloaks so much espcially burgundy and black. 【Material】 Pure wool fabric was chosen for our designs with sufficiency study into the history of cloaks. Linennaive believes a must have cloak should be THE MOST DURABLE. We use only the longest fibers, averaging 39-42mm long. That's about 30% longer than regular Grade A wool. The longer the fiber, the longer the cloaks lasts. We pay the nomadic herders 50% more than traditional traders. We make everything ourselves (no middlemen). So the customers pay 50% less. Fair to them, fair to us, fair to you. It's that simple.. 【Color】 Yellow/ Wine Red/ White: 100% wool, From Italy, 620 gram, medium weight 【Lining】 Yes, fully lined Same lining color with the wool. 【Size】 •SIZE XS (US 0-2, UK 6-8, Italy 36-38, France 32-34) bust: fits bust around 32.5”-33.5” / 81-85 cm waist: fits waist around 25”-26” / 63.5-66 cm hips: fits hips around 35”-36” / 89-91 cm •SIZE S (US 4-6, UK 10-12, Italy 40-42, France 36-38) bust: fits bust around 34.5”-35.5” / 87-90 cm waist: fits waist around 27”-28” / 68.9-71 cm hips: fits hips around 37”-38” / 94-97 cm •SIZE M (US 8-10, UK 14-16, Italy 44-46, France 40-42) bust: fits bust around 36.5”-37.5” / 92.7-95 cm waist: fits waist around 29”-30” / 74-76 cm hips: fits hips around 39”-40” / 99-102 cm •SIZE L (US 12-14, UK 18-20, Italy 48-50, France 44-46) bust: fits bust around 39”-40.5” / 99-103 cm waist: fits waist around 31.5”-33” / 80-84 cm hips: fits hips around 41.5”-43” / 105-109 cm SIZE XL bust: around 43.5”/ 110cm Waist: around 36”/ 91cm Hips: hips around 46”/ 117cm SIZE XXL bust : around 45 1/2 " / 116 cm waist : around 38" / 97 cm hips : around 48 1/2 " / 123 cm SIZE 3XL bust : around 48 " / 122 cm waist : around 40 1/2 " / 103 cm hips : around 51 " / 129 cm
Handmade shawl knitted with acrylic wool. 100% vegan. Now availabe in gray, but if you need any specific color, write me :) this is a finished product, not a outlander pattern. Inspired in one of the most famous tv series and in their main character costume, Claire. Aprox, 260m of length (102"). This wool cape is aprox 0.4 KG (0.88 lbs)
The Arcadia Corset features an embroidery design that captures our inherent connection with the earth. It is inspired by an illumination from a medieval manuscript on herbalism. It is made from recycled wool and features velvet lace detailing for an extra flattering shape, which can be adjusted to your liking. The straps are also adjustable with the buckles, and there is a hidden zip on the side for comfort and ease. The corset can be worn alone or comfortably styled with a blouse underneath. Made from recycled wool | Embroidery threads made from 100% biodegradable lyocell
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Wool Coat Jacket Cape oversized hooded design, flattering dress bottom strong sense of presence Fabric: 100% Wool. ~~【Fabric】 1)THE MOST DURABLE We use only the longest fibers, averaging 39-42mm long. That's about 30% longer than regular Grade A Wool. The longer the fiber, the longer your clothes lasts. 2) 100% CLEAN ENERGY Clean energy powered production. facilities, livable wages, programs for healthier goats and more sustainable grazing practices. Oh, and we never use harsh chemicals or bleaches (gross). 3) FAIR TO NOMADIC HERDERS We pay the nomadic herders 50% more than traditional traders. We make everything ourselves (no middlemen). You pay 50% less. Fair to them, fair to us, fair to you. It's that simple. ***Colors*** Black-100% wool, From Italy Mapple Red - 100% wool, From Italy Moss Green_-100% wool, From Italy Royal Blue_-100% wool, From Italy Misty Gray_-100% wool, From Italy Purple-100% wool, From Italy This design belongs to our "Moments Like This" series. What will you take you back to those sweet moment? We discussed it warmly when we planned to make something special enough for the coming Christmas and chilly winter. serious 1950s? traitorous 60s? or colorful 80s? There was a time we immersed in the tranquility and memories. This hooded cape, was inspired from the Andersen's Fairy Tales. A recall of yesterday's dream~ Customer Comments: This is simply the most exquisite piece of outerwear I have ever owned. The color is a exactly as shown and the material and craftsmanship are a perfect marriage of excellence. I purchased this item for myself for my birthday and it is by far the best gift I EVER received! Every time I put it on I feel simply stunning, elegant and magical. I want one in every color! Thank you Tracy & crew for making such an elegant, timeless piece that I am sure to treasure for years to come! ***Length*** 132-135 cm •SIZE XS (US 0-2, UK 6-8, Italy 36-38, France 32-34) bust: fits bust around 32.5”-33.5” / 81-85 cm waist: fits waist around 25”-26” / 63.5-66 cm hips: fits hips around 35”-36” / 89-91 cm •SIZE S (US 4-6, UK 10-12, Italy 40-42, France 36-38) bust: fits bust around 34.5”-35.5” / 87-90 cm waist: fits waist around 27”-28” / 68.9-71 cm hips: fits hips around 37”-38” / 94-97 cm •SIZE M (US 8-10, UK 14-16, Italy 44-46, France 40-42) bust: fits bust around 36.5”-37.5” / 92.7-95 cm waist: fits waist around 29”-30” / 74-76 cm hips: fits hips around 39”-40” / 99-102 cm •SIZE L (US 12-14, UK 18-20, Italy 48-50, France 44-46) bust: fits bust around 39”-40.5” / 99-103 cm waist: fits waist around 31.5”-33” / 80-84 cm hips: fits hips around 41.5”-43” / 105-109 cm SIZE XL bust: around 43.5”/ 110cm Waist: around 36”/ 91cm Hips: hips around 46”/ 117cm SIZE XXL bust : around 45 1/2 " / 116 cm waist : around 38" / 97 cm hips : around 48 1/2 " / 123 cm SIZE 3XL bust : around 47 " / 120 cm waist : around 40 1/2 " / 103 cm hips : around 51 " / 129 cm
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Dolce & Gabbana double-breasted cape coat That effortless, tailored look...brought to you by Dolce & Gabbana. With cape sleeves and a double-breasted button fastening, this piece is here to keep you looking delightful even when the weather is frightful. Wrap up. Made in Italy Composition Outer: Virgin Wool 95%, Nylon 5% Lining: Silk 92%, Elastane 8% Washing instructions Dry Clean Only Product IDs FARFETCH ID: 16144252 Brand style ID: F0Z23TFU2C0
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So much of the fascination of history is accounts of kings and queens, mighty battles and events that helped shape the modern world. Medieval history is no exception. The murder of Thomas Becket, The Wars of the Roses, Magna Carta, Richard the Lionheart, the Crusades: all indeed showstoppers. But what of the everyday day life that millions of people had to lead? I confess to finding that equally, and at times, even more absorbing. When visiting re-enactments or museums, I’m less taken with sword A or helmet B, but more likely to watch as a woman makes a dish of pottage using twelfth century implements and ingredients. Honey, I'm home! The fascination for me is that it’s so relatable. Everyone has to make their way in the world and we (most of us, anyway) don’t do it from the battlements of a castle. Yet even in the history of the ordinary man, it tends to be just that. Men. Whatever sparse records exist tend to disappear almost entirely when it comes to women, as so many records are linked to land. We do know some of what life was like for a woman who was not at the top of the social tree: challenging is a word that springs to mind. As jobs for women go... Everyday women were excluded from holding any kind of office. A woman’s legal rights were defined primarily by men throughout her life. Men defined her description. When she was a maiden, her father was in charge. As a wife, her husband. A medieval legal definition of married women from 1180 tells us that “every married woman is a sort of infant.” A wife has to agree to her husband’s sexual demands, cannot borrow money without his permission and is not able to make a will. A widow’s standing is based on her late husband’s status. This might suggest some level of independence. A woman and a man marry, with a monk performing the marriage. But the widow of a villein (a tenant entirely subject to a lord) had, in reality, to remarry. She had a brief few months to make her own choice. If she did not, then the lord’s bailiff or reeve would select her next spouse for her. Refusal brought a fine, or imprisonment. Giving birth to an illegitimate child carried a fine called childwyte. This seems particularly punitive when one considers the law on rape. It was believed that conception could only occur when a woman experienced orgasm. And if she did so, then she had enjoyed the encounter with the man. And so it wasn’t rape. Blinding logic. For medieval men, that is. A wild man seizing a woman. Childbirth was a terribly risky endeavour for medieval women, no matter what their status in society. It is estimated that for every pregnancy, a woman had a one in fifty chance of dying in childbirth. Women from the lower classes were often employed as wet-nurses for the wealthy. A woman nursing her baby as another milks a goat. The wives of peasants and villeins shared much of the agricultural labour with their husbands. They could earn money as labourers but were paid about half than men for the same work. Seasonal work paid better than service. Women’s tasks included sheep shearing, milking cows and looking after livestock and chickens, planting, winnowing and weeding. This was on top of all the domestic tasks: keeping a fire, cooking, washing. A woman milking a cow. The dark hours were put to good use also. Cheese making and brewing could yield a woman some extra income. Many women brewed ale. The demand for ale was high as drinking water was frequently dirty and unsafe. While the brewers were women, the tasters were male and women could be fined for sour beer. With the introduction of hops to brewing (which makes beer, rather than ale and preserves the drink for a lot longer), it became a male-dominated practice, through women continued to sell it. A woman fishing with a net. With the expansion of towns and cities in the medieval period, women found other opportunities to earn an income. Many unmarried young women opted for service as it gave a yearly wage and moved from the countryside to secure a place. Women also worked as huxters. They would buy produce such as bread, eggs, vegetables or other foods and sell from baskets, either door-to-door or on foot in the increasingly busy marketplaces. The female ale sellers went by some rather wonderful names: gannockers, tapsters or tranters. The money earned in these ways was pitifully small. A woman offering a man a loaf of bread. Medieval towns also saw the rise of the apprentice, where a young person could be trained to learn a craft over many years. But there were no female guilds, and female apprenticeships do not occur in large numbers in the records. The skilled weavers, for instance, were men. A woman carding wool. The preparatory work for weaving, such as combing, carding and spinning of the wool tended to be done by women who would be paid little for this work. Silk weaving developed as an all-female craft in London, yet the silk-women only formed a collective, not a guild. A woman spinning. Laundry was an all-female preserve. Women did their own washing at home, often using unpleasant substances such as lye and urine as cleaning agents. They also worked as laundresses, travelling to the houses of the rich to carry out their duties. Naturally, the work in the laundry is dismissed by some chroniclers as a hot-bed of gossiping. It must in reality have been back-breaking. A woman beating a man with a stick- a field day for the gossips! Moving to towns and cities made women vulnerable to exploitation. Prostitution was rife. Female prostitutes were tolerated in fourteenth century London so long as they wore a yellow hood that marked them out. This was to save confusion on behalf of men who might mistake a respectable woman for a prostitute. I like chain-mailed heroes as much as the next medieval history fan. But for me, these forgotten women were pretty darned heroic too. A fearless woman taking on a wild boar. Speaking as an everyday woman, I'm so privileged I have my life--and not theirs. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ References: All images are in the Public Domain and are part of the British Library's Catalogue of Illuminated Manuscripts. Dyer, Christopher: Making a Living in the Middle Ages, Yale University Press (2002) Gies, Frances & Joseph, Life in a Medieval City, New York, Harper & Row (1981) Gies, Frances & Joseph, Life in a Medieval Village, New York, Harper Perennial (1991) Leyser, Henrietta, Medieval Women: a Social History of Women in England 450-1500, London, Orion Books Ltd. (1996) Mortimer, Ian. The Time Traveller's Guide to Medieval England. London: The Bodley Head. (2008) Whittock, Martyn, A Brief History of Life in the Middle Ages: London, Constable & Robinson (2009) Note: I originally posted this article or an edited version of it on the English Historical Fiction Authors blog on April 17th 2015.
Made from wool felt, the Noah Hooded Cowl is an extremely versatile garment. It can be worn as a scarf, face cover or hood to help ward off the cold. The cowl is perfectly suitable for all genders and is a great option for LARP events or medieval festivals. Available sizes: S, M, L Material: 74% wool, 15% polyester, 7% polyamids, 4% misc. natural fibers Color: Brown
Mantón Outlander granate hecho a mano inspirado en el de Claire. Reversible. Lana acrílica 100% vegana. Si necesitas algún otro color, mándame un mensaje.Aprox, 280 cm of length.This wool cape is aprox 0.4 KG (0.88 lbs)
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Real warm woolen capelet / cloak. It closes with a metal gold colored clasp. This capelet shrug keeps your shoulders and neck nice and warm. But is stays open at the front so everybody can see your amazing outfit. Beautiful 80% wool 20 % cashmere please check my other listings For more information please contact me! Estimated delivery time after shipping: Holland 1 day France 2-3 Great Britain 2-4 days Spain 3-5 days USA 4-7 days Australia 6-8 days Please contact me about the delivery time to your country if it´s not on this list
Materials: Shell：8%Wool 21%Nylon 71%Polyester Features: Resin buttons on placket Add a belt to the side waist
I sewed this special cowl from a beautifully structured black wool fabric. The wool fabric consists of 80% virgin wool and 20% polyester. The hood can be washed in the washing machine using the COLD wool wash program. Please do not dry in the dryer. Head circumference: approx. 70 cm Neck circumference: approx. 66 cm Tip: approx. 54 cm Length front: approx. 15 cm Length at the back: approx. 22 cm Colors may vary due to different renderings on mobile phones and computers. The prices stated are final prices plus packaging and shipping.
An early 16th century middle class German woman’s gown in leaf green wool, with wide sleeves, based on a portrait by Hans Krell. I needed a new woollen gown for everyday wear – something with a typical Burgher look in…
Being a woman or being a man used to mean that you had a certain code of behavior that you had to follow especially when interacting with the other sex. It meant that you had a particular set of responsibilities, a list of DOs & DON’Ts and that...
Made from wool felt, the Noah Hooded Cowl is an extremely versatile garment. It can be worn as a scarf, face cover or hood to help ward off the cold. The cowl is perfectly suitable for all genders and is a great option for LARP events or medieval festivals. Available sizes: S, M, L Material: 74% wool, 15% polyester, 7% polyamids, 4% misc. natural fibers Color: Brown
