Feature
[Red]
[Wine Red]
[Beige]
[Green-long Sleeves]
[Yellow]
[Black]
[Beige-long Sleeves]
[Black-long Sleeves]
[Green]
[Red-long Sleeves]
Description
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Lace up DesignThe shirts are great for wearing as undergarments, and the lace-up design allowed for easy adjustment and removal. Additionally, the laces could be tightened or loosened to adjust the fit of the shirt |
SleevelessThe sleeveless design allowed for greater ease of movement. Additionally, the doublet was often worn as an outer garment and was designed to show off the wearers physique. |
Side SplitThe split allowed the shirt to be tucked into pants or hose more easily, which was important since belts were not commonly used at renaissance time. |
Height
Although it is hard to tell sizing from just height and weight, you can find a size that fits your body as a rough approximate. For example, if you have a very common body figure, you can choose the size that your height refer to in our size chart. But if you are heavy around the middle or bust, you should to choose the larger size.
Chest circumference/ Waist circumference
Place one end of the tape measure at the fullest part of your chest (under your armpits, around your shoulder blades, and back to the front) or your waist, wrap it around to get the measurement.