Black wool broadcloth - fabric sold by the half yard yeoman Consequently the skirt is pieced

Consequently the skirt is pieced (see photo) - a very common Tudor practice

Sleeve length 26in (66cm) (worn turned back in the photos)

Measurements and scaled patterns are also provided for those interested in recreating garments

Made of goatskin leather dressed suede side out and lined with unbleached linen

Glue for the hair (not super glue)

Black wool broadcloth - fabric sold by the half yard yeoman Consequently the skirt is pieced100% Australian wool 19 20 oz yd or 540 567 g yd 59in (150cm) wide Made in the United Kingdom This 100% wool fabric has been specially commissioned by The Tudor Tailor from a Yorkshire mill. It has a beautiful drape, and the napped surface gives the cloth a glossy sheen. In the Tudor era, broadcloth was a high quality woollen cloth (sometimes referred to simply as 'cloth'), woven from the finest fleece which was napped and sheared. It was called