Byzantium, Dark Ages/romanesque, Gothic

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(m)Under and outer wear, long or short, B, longer had fitted sleeves, shorter was less fitting. In 1000 AD, approx. outer became shorter and wider.

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Tunic

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(m)Outer Tunic with short full sleeves

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Dalmatic

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(m)strips of fabirc on tunic

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Clavi

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(m) Squares or circles of decorative medalions

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Segmentae

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(m) scarf like piece of toga draped around body; religious wear; hung in "Y" like shape.

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Pallium

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(m) Stockings under short tunic so no legs were exposed; tied at waist to hold up; no coverings in front or back

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Hose

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(f) rectangular piece still with palla

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Tunic

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(f)tunic with short fuller sleeves

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Dalmatic

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(f)brought back around 1000 AD; decoration only

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Palla

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(f) sleeve fitted until cuff, then hung down in a long sleeve

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Pendant cuff

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Fabric wrapped around the head

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Turban

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(m/f) cloak fastened over right shoulder with pin

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paludamentum

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Diadems; could be worn over turban

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crown

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rectagular piece of contrasting fabric worn over breast.

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Tablion

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(m)basic tunic, linen, cut to fit, developed into shirt

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undershirts

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(m)knee or ankle length material gardered around leg

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drawers/braies

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(m)under tunic

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cote

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(m)over tunic

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surcote

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(m/f)cape closue in one spot, rectagular piece

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open mantle

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(m/f)modern day poncho, only a hole for head

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closed mantle

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(m)cap under other cap, covers head and hair, ties under the chin

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coif

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(m)hood, separate from main garment, covers neck

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chaperon

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(m)long chaperon

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liripipe

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(m)chainmail garment; spilt in fron like a jacket

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hauberk

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(m/f) stockings tight in one place, or bandages

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Hose

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(f)undershirt, linen, t-shaped

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chemise

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(f) under tunic, tight sleeves, floor length

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cote

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(f)over tunic, wide sleeves, bloused with decorative belt

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surcote

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(f)decorative belt

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girdles

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(m)basic tunic, linen, cut to fit, developed into shirt

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undershirts

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(m)knee or ankle length material gardered around leg

Back 31

drawers/braies

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(m)under tunic

Back 32

cote

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(m)over tunic

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surcote

Front 34

(m/f)cape closue in one spot, rectagular piece

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open mantle

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(m/f)modern day poncho, only a hole for head

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closed mantle

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(m)cap under other cap, covers head and hair, ties under the chin

Back 36

coif

Front 37

(m)hood, separate from main garment, covers neck

Back 37

chaperon

Front 38

(m)long chaperon

Back 38

liripipe

Front 39

(m)chainmail garment; spilt in fron like a jacket

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hauberk

Front 40

(m/f) stockings tight in one place, or bandages

Back 40

Hose

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(f)undershirt, linen, t-shaped

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chemise

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(f) under tunic, tight sleeves, floor length

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cote

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(f)over tunic, wide sleeves, bloused with decorative belt

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surcote

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(f)decorative belt

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girdles

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(f) a tight fitting over tunic, with long skirt

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Bliaut

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(f)linen fabric for head; from one side of the face to the other, running underneath the chin.

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Barbette

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(f) wide linen circle around head

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fillet

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(f)linen scarf that covered entire neck. Like barbetter only covered complete neck

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wimple

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old fillet (metal ring) worn over and around the head and long hair

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circlet

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mixed-colors for mixed families

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mi-parti/parti-coloring

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(m) more fitted t-shaped garment, no drapage, attached skirt, worn with belt, gradually got shorted

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Doublet/Pourpoint

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(m) worn over doublet, worn by conservative folk, tunic shaped

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Surcote/ cote-hardie

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(m) t-shaped, worn over doublet, fitted at top, standing collar, belted, widens as it goes down

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Houppelande

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(m)Houppelande stops right at knee

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houppelande a mi jambe

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(m)cover-up "business" piece

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codpiece

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(m)long poncho-like garment. belted in front, tied underneath back

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huke

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(m/f)decorative cutting edges on garment

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dagging

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(m/f) replaces the old surcote;worn over doublet, deep pleates in back

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jacket

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(f)fits body and torso, flares out at bottom, had to hold all of the fabric in arms

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gown

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(f)worn over gown;big circle holes in side

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sideless gown/surcote

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(f)band of stiff fabric down the center

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Placard

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(m/f) sleeves that hang down

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hanging sleeves

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(f) hair; hairballs

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caul

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(f) hair; hairnets

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frets

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(f) hair; cone-shaped hat

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toque

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cone-shaped hat (pointy)

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hennin

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(f) hair; fabric around head, not too thick

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fillet