Finished garment - Tudor woman's black worsted kirtle as featured in The Queen's Servants printing The Tudor Tailor is delighted

The Tudor Tailor is delighted to be able to offer a range of beautiful cotton lace from a traditional Nottingham lace factory

All finishing is by hand and there is no visible machine stitching on the inside or outside

The Almain

including a review of the hand-made lace collection in the Nottingham Museum

With full instructions for choosing materials and constructing

Finished garment - Tudor woman's black worsted kirtle as featured in The Queen's Servants printing The Tudor Tailor is delightedFinished garment Tudor Tailor exclusive Woman's late 15th to early 16th century Tudor style kirtle made for The Queen's Servants book and suitable for a middling or gentle woman from 1485 to the 1510s Made of 100% worsted wool lined in undyed cream 'sheep's colour' worsted. The kirtle has a square neckline at the front and scoop at the back. The skirt cut to fit smoothly to the waist and flares out to a full hem which is finished with self binding.