Men's underwear

Historically correct set of medieval men's underwear includes: - simple shirt; - pants (braies) with strings on the waist and legs; - cap. We sew it of white or natural coloured cotton or linen. If you wish other colour, please contact us at [email protected]

Linen shirt with bishop sleeves – blend of classic sophistication and contemporary elegance. The shirt features a refined collar adorned with two meticulously crafted buttons, adding a touch of refined detail to its neckline. What truly sets this shirt apart are its graceful bishop sleeves. The sleeves are generously cut and gathered at the shoulders, creating an elegant billowing effect that cascades down to the wrist. Each sleeve is adorned with buttons along the edge, enhancing the exquisite design and allowing for a customizable fit and feel.

Medieval men's shirt with wide sleeves has lacing on the collar and sleeves. It will be a perfect addition to the medieval mens' braies. We sew it of white or natural coloured cotton or linen. If you wish other colour, please contact us at [email protected]

Traditionally braies were a baggy fitting underpants which was fastened at the waist with a lace that allowed to determine the length. This model of medieval men's braies is knee-length. Undershirt will go favourable together with this undergarment. We sew it of white or natural coloured cotton or linen. If you wish other colour, please contact us at [email protected]

Men's medieval undergarment of XIII-XV centuries are being made of linen or cotton. Braies together with undershirt make a comfortable set of men's underwear. We sew it of white or natural coloured cotton or linen. If you wish other colour, please contact us at [email protected]

Medieval men's underwear shirt with rouches and stand-up collar. Sleeve gaskets and collar are decorated with frills. Collar has two buttons for fastening. We sew it of white or natural coloured cotton or linen. If you wish other colour, please contact us at [email protected]

Medieval men's shirt is one of the part of undergarment. Shirt has lacing on the neckline and sleeves. It will go good together with men's braies.

Cale was very popular type of headwear, starting from early medieval till the XV century. It is a cap with long hanging strings. Usually, chaperon or hood had been worn over the cale. This cap was used both, poor peasants and rich citizens. Usually, white linen was used for sewing, but noble people were often wearing cales, made of expensive materials and decorated with embroidery. Together with chemise and braies, cale will create a perfect set of men's medieval underwear.

Undershirt (chemise) was a base detail of medieval men’s costume. Simple cut and length till the middle thigh are typical for XII-XIV centuries. Cale, braies and chemise make a perfect set of men’s undergarment.  We use only natural materials for manufacturing. 

In the early medieval period brais were wearing under tunics or shirts and were rather loose-fitting. As the undershirt bеcame shorter and matched to body so did the undergarment. There were models that could tie along the sides. Undergarment is a foundation and just must have of men's medieval costume. This example of medieval men's braie can be made of white or natural coloured linen or cotton. If you wish other colour, please contact us at [email protected]