Clothing 1340-1350

Voeux du Paon 1350

Men

Observations:

  • Many of the men have pennent sleeves tunics over another tunic.
  • Some over tunics button to the waist, some button all the way down, and some have no buttons.
  • Many of the men wear their hood down.
  • Some wear the hood as a hat.
  • The hoods are often dagged.
  • Some of the men have open work shoes.

Women

Observations:

  • Some of the poor women are shown wearing boots. The 4th images shows this best.
  • Some women are wearing sideless surcoats.
  • Some are wearing a dress with a pennent sleeve dress over it.
  • Some have two long sleeved dresses on.
  • Some over dresses have pocket holes.
  • Neck lines vary.
  • Some women are wearing hoods and some have hoods over their shoulder.
  • The lower class women have veils on and the upper class women have braided hair.

de Proprietatibus Rerum 1350

Men

Observations:

  • Many of the men have pennent sleeves tunics over another tunic.
  • Most under tunics or stand alone tunics have many buttons on the sleeve.
  • One tunic buttons to the waist, most have no buttons.
  • Some of the men have open work shoes.
  • The pouches have metal studs.

Women

Observations:

  • The queen in the first image has a button sleeved under dress with a pennant sleeve over dress.
  • The women in the second image all have buttoning sleeves.

Nicolo da Bologna 1350

Observations:

  • Some of the mens tunics button to the waist, some button all the way down, and some have no buttons.
  • The front womans over gown is split from the hips down, has pennent sleeves, it is fur lined.
  • The man's shoes have an open work design.