deeper, brighter shades. Marchers favour plain clothes, tunics, simple hoods, hose and shirts. Wealthier characters might wear finer robes, cotehardies or a

vagaries of League fashion, dressed in a tight-fitting doublet and tighter hose of fashionable cut and the most brilliant blue and vermillion red; and the

html#anchor1163546 How to make your own hose instructions http://historiclife.com/Essays/howto_hose.html 15thC doublet and hose. Ideally need to be unattached at

as split hose, which are two separate legs with or without integral feet, or joined hose which are one piece with a flap at the groin. Split hose should

or use materials like velvet or jacquard, but a brightly coloured pair of hose or trousers, or similar undergarment is still useful. The Grendel costume

movement. A skilled tailor can make hose which sit very tight but allow you flexibility. The slashing lets you move even in hose that were made by a ham-fisted

training, the best Holberg has to offer. Perhaps it was my fine doublet and hose, their cut so excellent as to stun his parochial Dawnish tastes as well as

the Navarr. The beaters tend towards later medieval period clothing, like hose and jacks rather than the tunics and vests popular with the Navarr. The Navarr

have to wait too. Wear it belted over a close-fitting pair of trousers or hose, and you'll look very swish. A narrow charity shop belt (about 1/2 inch wide)

costume at all. It ranges from lightweight for ladies' gowns, mens doublets and hose, through medium weight into heavy wool melton, which is perfect for winter

possibly lined in polar fleece, with fur trim around the collar. A pair of short hose (possibly in red wool) Belt, with accessories Headscarf and apron, possibly

how and when it is worn. There is an example below: Tight Trousers Joined hose are the historical option, and modern thick leggings or tight trousers will

they tend to look too modern when worn with a doublet. Tight Trousers Joined hose are the historical option, and modern thick leggings or tight trousers will