leather doublet tilly black Wambuizen en wambuisonderdelen was commonly worn between the

was commonly worn between the turtle brooches

whilst laces permit attachment to a breastplate

The wide cut renders it well-suited to warm and sunny days

respecting the Irish masters

leather doublet tilly black Wambuizen en wambuisonderdelen was commonly worn between theLeather jackets of this type were worn from the early 16th to the mid 17th century by those working outdoors, such as gamekeepers, seafarers, and soldiers. Leather jackets (jerkins) replaced earlier arming doublets and were worn as an underlayer beneath plate armour. Like later arming doublets, this garment was also popular for civilian wear or for use outside a military context. They afforded the wearer a rugged, masculine appearance whilst providing