A 14th century gambeson, made in red and black heavy weight linen, and lined in natural linen. The gambeson is emblazoned with the arms of my client - quartered red and black, with white fleurs-de-lys. The padding is woollen blanketing. The gambeson is gusseted under the arms, for the additional flexibility of movement, and it is cut with a keyhole neckline, and back and front splits. The sleeves are made in half red and half black, to match the colour in the body that they extend from. The fleurs-de-lys are cut from white wool, and appliqued onto the gamby. |
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The matching surcoat that I made to be worn over the gambeson and armour. |