Calthrop, Dion Clayton, 1878-1937 · London, A. and C. Black · leaf 121
cut, if in the Italian fashion, down toa long peak in front. They were made withoutsleeves, like a waistcoat, and an epaulette overhungthe armhole. The sleeves were tied into thedoublet by means of points (ribbons with metaltags). These doublets were for a long time ELIZABETH 75 stuffed or… … g<~t<w show the doublet sleeve underneath. These sleeveswere very wide, and were ornamented with largebuttons. The jornet was a loose travelling cloak. The jumper a loose jerkin, worn for comfort orextra clothing in winter. 10—2 76 ENGLISH COSTUME Both doublet and jerkin had a little skirt or…
Costume -- Great Britain
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