The houppelande is a surcoat worn from the second half of the 14th century until the early 15th century.
They are particularly fashionable between 1390 and 1410.
Many variations are possible in length, sleeves, type of opening, or type of collar.
The houppelande offered here is a standard model, mid-thigh length (total length < 120 cm), sleeves widening up to 65 cm, 8 buttons at the collar and 3 per cuff.
Lining in fine beige or white linen.
The seams are not visible, except at the buttonholes.
The shoulder decorations shown in the photos illustrating the product are not included in the price, but can be made on request.
Sources:
- Tacuinum sanitatis - Cod.Vindob. S. n.2644, folio 67r. (1390)
- The Houppelande of Jean de Görlitz
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