Pattern for Elizabethan man's Venetian hose Size:Large Designed to be worn over

Designed to be worn over a kirtle and foresleeves (note the large foresleeves are not included in the gown pattern)

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

Skirt length from waist to hem 43in (109cm) (cut to fall in a slight 'puddle')

Sewing pattern for men’s full-length bias-cut footed hose (the period-appropriate version of tights) of the style suitable for typical men from 1485 to 1603

The mass of documentary evidence extracted from wills and inventories which forms the foundation of our book The Typical Tudor makes it clear that there were strong conventions in choices of colour for certain garments depending on one's gender and social status

Pattern for Elizabethan man's Venetian hose Size:Large Designed to be worn overMade exclusively by The Tudor Tailor Sewing pattern for Venetian hose with pocket variations of the style worn by working class, middle class and elite men in the second half of the 16th century. With full instructions for choosing materials, sizing and constructing garments perfect for reenactors. Based on research carried out for The Typical Tudor (2022), including a survey of 57,687 items of dress. Highly researched and based on documentary