English dress of the XIV-XV century

Classic English dress of the end of the XIV century is being manufactured according to the historically correct patterns.

Outfit of an honorable British lady must contain chemise, kirtle, cotehardie, and sometimes cloak over it.

You can see loads of them in the "Roman of Alexander", 1338-1344:

This garb is perfect for medieval festivals and different events and consists of:

• kirtle – upper dress with long tails on the sleeves.The peculiarity of this dress is fastening with 22 buttons in the front. Sleeves and bottom hem are decorated with fabric of contrast colour. Wide neckline accents elegancy of outline. Body part has cotton lining.
• cotehardie – underdress with long sleeves with 12 buttons on each. It has lacing on the side for better fitting

Linen lining will make your dress more comfortable! 

Medieval headwear cruseler of white cotton or linen will complete your look.

Any woman needs a custom dress, so we also propose a huge variety of cast lace tips that you can find at buttons, hooks, pins section.

We use only 100% natural materials for manufacturing. Different colours are available for order. Please send us colour of underdress and trimming to [email protected]

If you order dress from wool, it will includ woolen upper dress and cotton underdress. 

If you are looking for a set with historically correct lacing, look at English dress of the XIVth century's end.