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August 02, 2019

A Tudor Suit - The Doublet

August 02, 2019/ Jacky Ingram
A Tudor Suit - The Doublet

Making a new suit for a re-enactor requires some thought on what the re-enactment is and the character that the person will be portraying. This post describes the thought process behind and the construction of the doublet for a 1588 suit of clothes for an apprentice.

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August 02, 2019/ Jacky Ingram/ 4 Comments
Sixteenth Century, 16th Century, Re-enactment, Costume
Doublet, Elizabethan, Tudor, tailored
April 29, 2019

Book review: In Fine Style

April 29, 2019/ Jacky Ingram
Book review: In Fine Style

How did fashions change through the 16th and 17th centuries? This book follows the lead of an exhibition put on by the Royal Collection Trust showing exactly that.

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April 29, 2019/ Jacky Ingram/ 2 Comments
Book Review, Costume, Re-enactment, Seventeenth century, Sixteenth Century
Elizabethan, Tudor, Stuart, Clothing

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