The shirt is an undergarment. It is worn throughout the Middle Ages.
Its fullness, and therefore the number of gores, can vary depending on the status of the wearer.
The sleeves and collars adapt to the fashion of the garments worn over it.
For the 13th century, necklines most often appear triangular, the shirt has a trapezoid shape, with ease triangles/gores starting under the armpits.
Material: 100% linen
Sources:
Morgan Bible
Psalter-Hours, France, Amiens (1280 and 1299), MS M.729 fol. 246v
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