~ The Houppelande ~

~ The Houppelande ~
~ As I manufacture all the garments as customisation an one-off production, you may choose the colour, material, method and border lining and many special requests to your own liking! ~

~ The Houppelande ~

The houppelande was worn in the 14th and 15th century. A houppelande is a surcot which is open in the front with long bag sleeves which were decorated richly, and often also dagged. It is closed with a belt. Underneath an undergarment was worn (GF1or GF6, for men: GM 3). The houppelande was worn by both: men and women. The men's collars were often closed higher up than those of the women. The length varies.

Houppelande, bag sleeves and angel wing sleeves, 14th to 15th century
GF8: houppelande, overdress, 14th-15th century:
- made of cotton 290,- Euro
- made of linen/wool/jacquard/satin/velvet: 390,- Euro

extra charges/surcharges:
sleeves with lining (with cotton): 100,- Euro
sleeves with lining (satin): 150,- Euro
sewing on a border: borderprice plus 10,- per meter for the sewing ...borders
dags "Zaddeln": on request
to insert an godet: on request
to insert stripes: on request
excess length or a train: on request
embroiderys: on request

~ As I manufacture all the garments as customisation, you may choose the colour, material, method and border lining and many special requests to your own liking! ~

Houppelande made of velvet, sleeves made of brocade
Underdress in yellow satin, belt with border B1

Houppelande made of darkgreen velvet, with border B8
Underdress made of light satin, belt G3