Finished garment - Sixteenth century labourer's or mariner's slops as featured in The Typical Tudor attifet including lower-class and middle-class clothing

including lower-class and middle-class clothing as well as the more sumptuous costumes from the courts of Henry VIII and Elizabeth I

Sewing pattern for a woman's fitted coat with skirts of the style worn between the 1550s and 1603

edge and bonnet lining

The linen lined black woollen broadcloth sleeves are separate and designed to be pinned to the kirtle at the shoulder

The kirtle has hand stitched eyelets for lacing closed at both sides

Finished garment - Sixteenth century labourer's or mariner's slops as featured in The Typical Tudor attifet including lower-class and middle-class clothingFinished garment Tudor Tailor exclusive Man's Tudor style long russet wool slops made for The Typical Tudor book and suitable for a labourer or mariner 1510s to 1603. Made of 100% wool 2 2 twill russet cloth. The slops fasten at the waist with a single horn button and a hand stitched buttonhole worked in the waistband. The front edges of the fly opening are finished with a woven wool tape. All finishing is by hand and there is no visible machine