Description
This medieval dress, called kirtle, is historically correct. Visible seams are finished by hand, such as the eyes for the cord.
Kirtle made up of four linen panels with the skirt flaring from the hips, and laced at the front from neckline to hip (lace not included). The neck is cut fairly low. Designed to be worn over a shift. Can be worn outside in and inside out! and it can have short or long sleeve. The long sleeved version is fastened with buttons. Based on illustrations from the Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris and Jaroslaw Borgia-Skotnicki Bible, Gniezno 1373. PR
Sizes 2XL or more 15% higher price.
