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Outer garments are the third and the most visible layer of the outfit. These clothes had protective and representative tasks. They spoke of the social status of the wearer.For example, very long garments in a form of nearly fantasy dresses with long and loose sleeves were mainly used by members of higher social classes.

In this group of garments we can find plenty of forms. Among outer garments for men we can find: a surcote (the 13th and the 14th centuries), a cotehardie, a houppelande, a robe, a coat and other forms of the above. Ladies, on the other hand, used to wore: various outer dresses, Burgundian dresses, houppelande, cotehardie and surcotes.

Some of them are hard to classify, sometimes taking the form of fantasy dresses perfect for LARP events, but we can assure that our clothing is based on historical sources.

A coat made from a circle with no lining

A coat made from a circle without the lining. In the standard version, it's fastened with 6 tin moulded buttons. It's made of thick wool. It can be made with a cut-out on the edges.

Century: 13th, 14th, 15th

A coat made from a semicircle with no lining

A coat made from a semicircle without the lining, tied with a string, it’s made of thick wool. It can be made with a cut-out on the edges.

* version with buttons not available

Century: 13th, 14th, 15th

A coat made from a semicircle with the lining

A coat made from a semicircle with the lining, tied with a string, it's made of thick wool with a linen padding. It can be made with a cut-out on the edges.

* version with buttons not available

Century: 13th, 14th, 15th

A coat made from three fourth of a circle with no lining

A coat made from three fourth of a circle without the lining. In the standard version it's tied with a string (it can be fastened with 6 tin moulded ...

Century: 13th, 14th, 15th

A lady's surcoat type 1

It's a long loose robe put on over the head, with sleeves which can be tossed to the back. It's made of wool with a linen lining....

Century: 13th

A lady's surcoat type 3

It's a long loose robe put on over the head, with no sleeves. It's made of wool with a linen lining.

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Century: 13th, 14th

A lady's travel surcoat type 2

It's a travel outer garment with a hood and with long wide sleeves with a cut near the elbow (allowing you to pull out the hand), it's put on over the head. It's made of wool with a linen lining.

Century: 13th, 14th

Burgundian dress

Burgundian dress is a type of loose court outer gown with fitted sleeves which overlap palms of a wearer. Our interpretation of Burgundian dress has a deep V-shape neckline rounded on the back. This medieval gown is fastened with a belt just below the bust....

Century: 15th

Lady's cottehardie

Well fitted to the trunk, with gores starting from the level of loins. Fastening at front consist 15 ...

Century: 14th, 15th

Lady's Houppelande type 1

Houppelande is a former representative outer clothing with folds and baggy sleeves. This medieval dress is put on over the head and buttoned up under the neck (8 tin buttons in standard). If needed, tin buttons can be changed on fabric buttons, or ...

Century: 14th, 15th

Lady's Houppelande type 2

Houppelande (or houpelande, cipriana, goun) is a medieval representative outer clothing with folds and open sleeves. This medieval dress is put on through head and buttoned up under the neck. It has 8 tin buttons. There is an option of changing the buttons on other from ...

Century: 14th, 15th

Lady's Robe type 3

Lady's robe with a little baggy sleeve, with neckline like "V". Robe appeared in the second quarter of XV century. It is made from wool with linen lining....

Century: 15th

Lady's surcoat type 4

It's a long loose robe put on over the head with 3/4 sleeves. It's made of wool without a lining. A surcoat is an outer garment used from the 13th century till the early 14th century. In the iconography, it is not usually tightened with the belt....

Century: 13th, 14th

Lady's surcoat XIVc (type 5)

An element of ladies outer garment typical for XIV century with characteristic large cut-outs on both sides with no sleeves. Made of two main parts of fabric with two gores on each side from hips down to the bottom edge. In standard version, it is made of wool with linen lining....

Century: 14th

Outer dress

Well fitted to the trunk, with gores starting from the level of loins. Made of 4 pieces + sleeves & gores, woolen fabric with linen lining. It is laced up on the sides. With 7 tin moulded ...

Century: 14th, 15th

Surcote with pockets

Loose, long outer garment, put on over the head. It has short, cut sleeves, reaching down to the elbows and a rounded neckline. There are slits in the hip area, resembling "pockets"....

Century: 14th, 15th