WTB 14th century clothes

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WTB 14th century clothes

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I have about extinguished my abilities with a sewing machine (I made hoes, and I will be tackling braise in a couple of weeks). And I will still need to cover the rest of my upper body.

So who has clothes they are trying to get rid of.

I am trying to go for a mid 14th century kit and pretty much anything would be really appreciated at this point.

Also I need a porpoint. I received my new armor a couple of weeks ago and I don't want to do the standard tie it to a belt. I have read that porpoints are much more comfortable and they carry your armor much better than a belt.

I have around a 46" chest and a 38" waist. I am about 6' tall. I can get better measurements if anyone needs them.

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I have a wool HE bocksten tunic that I was thinking about getting rid of, in dark blue. I'm not sure that it would fit you though, it is supposed to go up to a 44" chest. I did have a slight issue with the fit at the wrists, but I have a wide hand, so that may not apply to you. I only wore it to one event. PM me if you are interested.

Link to the HE site.


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I have a new pair of these in wool. They fit a size 38 waist and I think a 34 leg. I wore just over the ankle boots with them and they worked great. I wear a 32 leg. They have been worn once before I went earlier period. Selling them for $35.00 plus shipping.

http://casiberia.com/product_details.asp?id=GB0249
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Vitus von Atzinger wrote:Mistress Adrielle is the bomb.


I'm not sure who she is. If there is any way you can put me in contact with her I would really appreciate it?
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marcus the pale wrote:I have a wool HE bocksten tunic that I was thinking about getting rid of, in dark blue. I'm not sure that it would fit you though, it is supposed to go up to a 44" chest. I did have a slight issue with the fit at the wrists, but I have a wide hand, so that may not apply to you. I only wore it to one event. PM me if you are interested.


Out of curiosity, what was the issue with the wrists?
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They were just barely big enough. If I was going to keep it, I would most likely open them up a little.


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Bjorn Leorhals wrote:
Vitus von Atzinger wrote:Mistress Adrielle is the bomb.


I'm not sure who she is. If there is any way you can put me in contact with her I would really appreciate it?


Adrielle on here.
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marcus the pale wrote:They were just barely big enough. If I was going to keep it, I would most likely open them up a little.


marcus

I had the same problem with the linen bocksten tunics I have. I wound-up ripping about 1"-1.5" out of the seam right at the cuff and whip stitching it. (The tunics are one-size-fits-most. And I'm 6'2" 220 lbs.) Otherwise they fit great in the body and length.

I'd be interested in your Bocksten, Marcus, if Bjorn passes on it.
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I had a couple of guys at Pennsic tell me the same thing, so I've adjusted the pattern to make the hand opening bigger.

Please don't hesitate to email me directly if you run into a situation like this, as I can't fix a problem if I don't know one exists. I made the Bocksten a bit longer because of customer feedback, and I could have made the hand opening larger at the same time. :(

Always feel free to email your comments and suggestions to me at gwen @ historicenterprises.com.

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I didn't consider it a big deal. The hand stitching just makes the garmet a bit more realistic to me. I think the cut is great and I like how it follows the arm tapering to the wrist.
You don't notice it on the earlier period gowns because they button at the cuff and you still get that nice taper to the wrist.
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It's not a big deal, but I make these things for you guys, not for me, so if I need to make the wrist bigger for your big manly hands, it's good to know. :wink:
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Bjorn Leorhals wrote:
Vitus von Atzinger wrote:Mistress Adrielle is the bomb.


I'm not sure who she is. If there is any way you can put me in contact with her I would really appreciate it?


I'm here. :)
What are you looking for? Just pm me.

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Vitus von Atzinger wrote:Mistress Adrielle is the bomb.


Thanks V. :)
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Adrielle wrote:
Bjorn Leorhals wrote:
Vitus von Atzinger wrote:Mistress Adrielle is the bomb.


I'm not sure who she is. If there is any way you can put me in contact with her I would really appreciate it?


I'm here. :)
What are you looking for? Just pm me.

cheers


The PM is on it's way.
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Just to check before I offer my tunic to Cian, I take it you are going to pass on it? No worries if you are, just don't want to get my lines crossed. :D



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marcus the pale wrote:Just to check before I offer my tunic to Cian, I take it you are going to pass on it? No worries if you are, just don't want to get my lines crossed. :D



marcus


Sorry, I thought I already sent something to you (now I'm wondering who I did send that PM to :shock:). But yeah I'm gonna pass. I don't think it would fit.

Thanks for the offer though.
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Mistress Adrielle is the bomb.


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Bjorn Leorhals wrote:
marcus the pale wrote:Just to check before I offer my tunic to Cian, I take it you are going to pass on it? No worries if you are, just don't want to get my lines crossed. :D



marcus


Sorry, I thought I already sent something to you (now I'm wondering who I did send that PM to :shock:). But yeah I'm gonna pass. I don't think it would fit.

Thanks for the offer though.


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Bjorn Leorhals wrote:
marcus the pale wrote:Just to check before I offer my tunic to Cian, I take it you are going to pass on it? No worries if you are, just don't want to get my lines crossed. :D



marcus


Sorry, I thought I already sent something to you (now I'm wondering who I did send that PM to :shock:). But yeah I'm gonna pass. I don't think it would fit.

Thanks for the offer though.


Didn't receive anything, no worries though. :wink:


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I have a G33/34 with hand finished neck, arms, and hem with a button neck (cloth buttons) out of a light blue wool for $175

I will try to remember to take a photo tonight.

Here is the historical info:

http://www.personal.utulsa.edu/~marc-ca ... jol33.html

My arm is a one peice and the button neck is an adaption from another gown fragment. It is a 3 inch slit with 4 buttons. The button holes are hand stitched with linen thread.
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Post by CharlesI »

hey, you ay want to check with Primvs Pavlvs here on the archive.... He makes clothing on occasion and is very reasonably priced.
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James- email sent re: G33/34. :D
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