~ Eleventh Century Clothing ~                

In the eleventh century the bag sleeves came up, the surcote (outer garment) became shorter, so that one could see the undergarment.

The "11th century" dress type (GF3) designates a shorter surcote with wide tapering sleeves.

It is worn over a long undergarment with straight sleeves.
I recommend dresses of the type "Carolinger" (GF1) for undergarment.

In this example the outer garment (made of linen) is decorated with silk brocade and a brocade girdle (G5). The sleeves of the outer dress were fitted with lining.
pricelist

bag sleeves, eleventh century:

GF3: Short overdress with bag sleeves, 11th century:

 - made of Cotton 60,- Euro

- made of linen/wool/jacquard/satin 89,- Euro

 - extra charges: look below

All prices inclusive of VAT, plus postal charges

 Extra charges:

fitting the sleeves with lining (cotton): 100,- Euro
fitting the sleeves with lining (satin): 150,- Euro
border: price for the border plus 10,- per meter   ...BORDERS and FABRICS
fitting the neckline with lining: 50,- Euro
inserted sleeves: 100,- Euro
"Zaddeln": ask
Stripes at the sleeves: ask
Embroidery: ask

All prices inclusive of VAT, plus postal charges

 In this example the outer garment (made of linen) is decorated with brocade and a brocade girdle (G5, 39,- Euro), furthermore a veil with a brocade chapel  (K3, 45,- Euro). The sleeves of the outer dress were fitted with lining.