Finished garment - Tudor woman's loose linen and wool satin kirtle

• Finished garment
• Tudor Tailor exclusive

Tudor woman's loose kirtle made by Ninya Mikhaila and worn at Hampton Court Palace by interpreters in the 1990s and early 2000s. It then featured in The Tudor Tailor book and was worn by Jane Malcolm-Davies for promotional events. Made from and lined with linen with a beautiful wool satin forepart and deep border around hem. Black wool guards and binding at neck and armholes. Fastened at back with a lace through 23 pairs of hand-stitched eyelet holes.

This style of kirtle is designed to be worn under a loose gown.

No other garments are included.

Measurements:

Bust 42in (107)

Length from shoulder to hem 54in (137cm)

Across back armhole to armhole 14in (36cm)

Across front armhole to armhole 16in (41cm)

Shoulder 5 1/2in (14cm)

We regret that we cannot offer returns or refunds on costumes. Returns on items such as these are not very practical, particularly if shipping internationally where customs duties might be involved. Therefore, please check all measurements (both yours and those of the costume!) carefully. If you have any questions about the garments or need more information, please don’t hesitate to contact us.