Pattern for Tudor woman's fitted coat with skirts Anne_Boleyn_jewels • 50 inches/127cm wide

• 50 inches/127cm wide

the farthingale can also be worn under the Elizabethan lady's fitted English gown

either in plain linen or fine

• Natural silk and wool materials with metallic accessories

Worn for a two photoshoots and a number of Tudor events

Pattern for Tudor woman's fitted coat with skirts Anne_Boleyn_jewels • 50 inches/127cm wideMade exclusively by The Tudor Tailor Sewing pattern for a woman's fitted coat with skirts of the style worn between the 1550s and 1603. Its shape is based in part on a pattern in an anonymous Austrian tailor's manual from 1590, the Leonfeldner Schnittbuch, and the sleeves with an ingenious elbow gusset are based on a 16th century sleeve now at London Museum (inventory number 22446) and other examples excavated in the Netherlands (inventory numbers