Finished garment - Tudor woman's mid-century 'poor black' coat as featured in The Typical Tudor slops meaning that it does not

meaning that it does not necessarily have to be hemmed

Please double check the measurements to ensure the correct one is selected

and construction tips & techniques

Both shades of this cloth might be described in the sixteenth century as 'Sheep colour'

Instructions are included in the set

Finished garment - Tudor woman's mid-century 'poor black' coat as featured in The Typical Tudor slops meaning that it does notFinished garment Tudor Tailor exclusive Woman's mid century Tudor style coat made for The Typical Tudor book and suitable for a lowly or middling woman from the 1550s to 1603 Made of 'poor black' 2 2 wool twill lined in the body with brushed cotton 'fustian' and in the skirt with cream coloured worsted. The sleeve shaping is achieved with the insertion of hand stitched gussets at the elbow. All finishing is by hand and there is no visible machine