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Shirts should be made of fine white linen that is better than a lower class, but they should not be dyed any other color also. Doublet with sleeves.
Lower Class Men: Silk, taffeta and velvet trimmings allowed - Buttons and the facing of coats, cloaks, hats and caps. Elizabethan Clothing · Elizabethan Era ...
In the Elizabethan era, the shirts for the lower class were white or naturally coloured linen. For the middle classes, the shirts have to be worn of fine ...
Lower class Fashion ... They wore aprons, fitted sleeves, and partlets or neckclothes. Most of the people in the lower class wore clothes that were made of muslin ...
7 июл. 2020 г. · Servants of anyone lower than a gentleman could not wear fur of any kind, and commoners were banned from wearing stockings made from material ...
The Lower Class would use cotton for there clothing and have brown red and yellow colors they would were a hat and a long sleeve they can't put on anything ...
Elizabethan Clothing & Fashion for men varied according to whether they were a member of the Nobility, Upper Class or one of the poor, working class.
People of middle-class status in the Elizabethan era mostly wore clothes made of cotton, linen and broadcloth. They wore a short top called chemise which would ...
Greys, buffs and olive-drab colors are always acceptable, even for the poorest beggars and wanderers. Such colours as "Rat" (grey), "puke" (khaki green) and " ...
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