'Sheep colour' Tudor style woollen frieze cloth - fabric sold by the half yard Renaissance tights The gown is made from

The gown is made from 100 per cent silk damask which was originally used to make a French gown for a costumed guide at Hampton Court Palace

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their use in costume and the history of their craft industries

The King's Servants offers detailed insight into middle-class men’s clothing at the beginning of the 16th century

'Sheep colour' Tudor style woollen frieze cloth - fabric sold by the half yard Renaissance tights The gown is made from100% British wool Natural, undyed colour 50 inches 127cm wide 35 oz yd (1000g m) Double cloth, raised on both sides Made in the United Kingdom This 100% British wool fabric has been specially commissioned by The Tudor Tailor from a Yorkshire mill to represent 16th century frieze. Frieze was a very thick, heavy, plain weave, well fulled cloth, with a raised hairy surface on both sides. It was the warmest woollen cloth available, making it perfect for