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Landsknecht doublet The Landsknecht short jacket, also known as the Landsknecht doublet or simply Landsknecht jacket, was a distinctive and flamboyant garment worn by Landsknechts, renowned mercenaries of the late 15th and early 16th centuries in Europe.  Made from natural wool with lining decorative inserts.

The Burgundian doublet of the 15th century represents a distinctive garment that was a staple in men's fashion during the late Middle Ages, particularly in the Burgundy region, which was known for its influential court and elaborate clothing styles. This doublet, crafted from wool and featuring a fitted waist silhouette, reflects both the practical and aesthetic sensibilities of the period. One of the defining features of the Burgundian doublet was the use of buttons, which were both functional and decorative. These buttons were typically made from materials like metal, bone, or wood, and were often covered with fabric to match the doublet. They ran down the front of the garment, allowing...

This medieval jacket’s slim-fitted cut works on any figure. We used a figured combination of fabric in two colors and two types of quilting to made gambeson jacket more elegance. As well as cuts on the back, sides, cuffs and got short strait collar. As it should, jacket sewn from natural fabric and has one layer of vatin padding in the basic configuration. It is quilted by checkered stitch on sides and down of back, and straight vertical stich at front, top of back and sleeves. Gambison fastens on the front with brass buttons decorated by emblems. BASIC PRICE includes:  – 100% natural cotton for outer and inner shell;  – one layer of padding;  – two types ...

This costume of landsknecht of the XV century is based on the picture of Hans Leonhard Schaufelein “Dancers at a Wedding”. Costume consists of: Hat. It is fixed with fabric strap under the chin. Doublet with cuts.  It has thigh-length skirt, and puffed sleeves with cuts, which are decorated with bows. Fastened from the front with lacing with brass points. Breeches with cuts. . Have a codpiece, which is attached by lacing with brass points. Legs of breeches can be tighten under the knee with fabric straps. Short chausses. . Have lacing on the back side of calf for better fitting on the leg. Variety of colours in one costume, a lot of details and cuts, where a lini...

Vernon Roche's Blue Stripes Combat Gambeson (world of "The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt) Full outfit is available to purchase – ​ The Blue Stripes Combat Gambeson is a finely crafted garment that merges functionality with an undeniable authority. The jacket is predominantly blue, signifying Roche's allegiance to the Temerian military, and it features meticulously designed details that emphasize his status. The emblem of the Blue Stripes is proudly emblazoned on the chest. This emblem is more than just a decorative element; it is a badge of honor that symbolizes Roche's dedication to duty and his unit. The gambeson's design is both functional and visually compelling. The sleeves, adorned...

Burgundian doublet, XV century is sewed according to the historical patterns of the best wool with linen lining. The doublet fastens at the chest with a characteristic XVth century lacing consisting of 5 separate laces. Little chick laces with brass points, and the holes in which these laces are inserted themselves look like a work of art. These doublet sides do not come together all the way to the chest, as was fashionable in the XVth century. To show the luxurious camisole under it. By the way, don't forget to order it as well. We recommend you pay attention to this sexy men's shirt with lacing, XV century. The doublet has a low stand collar, lush gigot sleeves with biceps buffs and ...

The men's medieval  suit during the 17th and 18th centuries. Base price includes:  -velvet coat  -cotton shirt -silk pants -jacquard vest  ​ Medieval men's suit consisting of a shirt, coat, vest, and pants: Shirt: The shirt worn by men during this period was typically made of linen or cotton and was a loose-fitting garment that reached below the waist. It had a high collar, and pleated jabot with lace decoration on the bottom. It was attached to the neckband of the shirt and hangs down over the chest. The shirt was usually worn underneath the other garments and served as a base layer.  In addition to the jabot, the shirt had also plain musl...

A true Burgundian dandy can't do without such stylish XVth century chips in his closet as a short doublet, closed chausses with a codpiece and a chaperon. So especially for fashionable men who are serious about reconstruction, we have prepared a practical and stylish costume set that will be the basis of any XVth century Burgundian men's costume.  Burgundian men's suit includes doublet  chausses  chaperon  Let's start with the Burgundian doublet, XVth century. This is an indispensable element of the costume of any self-respecting Burgundian man in the XVth century. Tight fit over the body, lush bouffant sleeves, sexy chest slit and stylish lacing on the ...

Inspired by the rich lore and captivating aesthetics of the Warhammer world, our team has meticulously crafted this gambeson in the bold and striking colors of blue, white, and red. With attention to every detail, we have ensured that this gambeson captures the spirit and essence of Middenland, transporting the owner to the fantastical realm of heroic battles and legendary warriors. ⚔️ The highlight of this outfit lies in the exquisite custom puffed sleeves, meticulously designed with intricate cutting techniques which can be used for HEMA. These sleeves not only provide a regal appearance but also enhance mobility and flexibility, making it for the most intense and dynamic combat...

Whispers of Autumn : Woollen dress collection These wool dresses exude autumnal charm, feature a stunning array of autumnal hues. From the gentle yellows and greens that evoke the changing leaves, to the deep blues and wine reds reminiscent of crisp autumn evenings, each dress captures the essence of the season. Crafted with utmost care, these dresses are designed to embrace the beauty of fall with their warm, cozy wool fabric.  The dresses are adorned with delicate lacework on the neck area and sleeves, adding a touch of timeless elegance to your autumn wardrobe. Lacing on the front chest and sides, allowing you to adjust the dress to your liking and ensuring a flattering silhoue...

Averland gambeson from Warhammer world

LANDSKNECHT COAT, XVI CENTURY The Landsknecht coat is a stunning example of the fashion worn by the famous Landsknecht soldiers during the 16th century. These soldiers were known for their flamboyant dress and their distinctive costumes that were both functional and stylish. This particular coat features a striking combination of black wool and orange linen, with cuts on the chest, sleeves, and bottom edge. The black and orange color scheme of the coat is both eye-catching and symbolic. Black was a popular color for Landsknecht clothing, representing strength and authority. Orange, on the other hand, was often used as an accent color to represent wealth and status. The coat is cut t...

Spring Harmony linen dress

Italian underdress, XV century This medieval underdress is a part of Italian women's outfit of the XV century. Together with undershirt and upper dress, it creates a gown of Renaissance epoch. Underdress has high waistline and long wide skirt. Corset part has lining. Lacing on the sides of corset allows the better fitting of dress. Shoulder straps are fixed with lacing. Cotton chemise  is loose with wide sleeves, made of thin white batist, which is very soft and nice on the tough to body.  Dress is handcarfted and made of jacquard.  

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Enchanted Velvet Cloak

In contrast with sharp, gothic silhouette of Burgundian gown, Italian dress of the XV century was known for its smooth, fair lines. This model of Italian gown is made according to the patterns, which were used by medieval tailors. All unique features of these times are kept: high waistline, square shape of decollete, long bell-bottom skirts, balloon-sleeves of chemise. Presented model of italian outfit consists of few pieces:  - Chemise. Loose underwear with wide sleeves is made of thin white batist (100% cotton), which is very soft and nice on the tough to body; - Underdress. Long dress without lining with high waistline, made of decorative jacquard. There are strin...

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This costume version consists of: Kamiza Dress  Hairnet In the 1460s, Italian women's fashion moved from high-necked gowns to V-shaped necklines. High waistline and separately laced changeable sleeves make this costume fit well on any figure. A 'pregnant' silhouette was quite a fashionable thing as it meant family prosperity and the fact that the dress owner's husband is not at war or ill but is expecting an heir. A wealthy Italian Renaissance woman typically wore at least three, often four complete layers of clothing in public.  The chemise – often silk one and richly decorated – showed at the lady's neck. But it has no lace. Strangely, but it’s a fact – ...

Vernon Roche's Blue Stripes Outfit (world of "The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt) In the war-torn lands of Temeria, where kingdoms clashed and power shifted like shifting sands, one name emerged as a beacon of loyalty, courage, and unyielding resolve - Vernon Roche. Born from the crucible of conflict, Roche's journey from a skilled soldier to a legendary commander is a testament to the strength of character that can be forged in the fires of adversity. With The Blue Stripes Regalia, you're not just wearing an outfit, you're assuming the mantle of a true Temerian soldier. Walk the path paved by Vernon Roche, navigate the challenges of a war-torn world, and etch your legacy into the tapestry of Wi...