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6. Fashionable doublet, mid to late 15th century
The collar was high and stiff. After 1470 it became noticeably lower and its V-shape at the back went out of use. The hip sections are short, with eyelets to support joined hose. The sleeve puffs supported the fuli sleeves of a gown worn on top.
Left The shirt sleeve protrudes between the latchets of the cut-away sleeve (Pis 7,8).
Right The cut-away front is drawn together with latchets. A fine linen breast-kerchief is worn behind them.
7. Pattern for Fig 6
Tracę round the personal bodice Błock.
Body and hip section - Shorten the hip sections to 10-12 cm. For a cut-away front use the broken linę as a guide: it joins the neck linę about 5 cm from CF. Eyelet positions are shown on edges.
Fashionable doublet
Collar - A higher version of the standing collar in Fig 5b, also planned on the błock and cut separately, but in 4 pieces. Lower the neck linę as described in Fig 5a.
Back collar - Draw the collar CB slanting in slightly from the vertical, 5-10 cm above the Błock neck linę. Draw the neck edge, the same length as the body, leaving a 0.5 cm gap at the shoulder. Draw the top edge at least a fifth of the Neck size, and the slanted side seam 5-10 cm long.
Front collar - Draw the neck edge curve shallower than the body neck but equal in length. Rule the vertical CF 5-10 cm high. Plan the side seam and top edge to match the back collar. The combined top edges of back and front collar on the pattern should equal half Neck size plus 1 -2 cm ease.
Mark the SG on both sections (the Front is on the bias) and tracę off the patterns. Make a calico toile for fitting. For a cut-away front shorten the front collar to match the new neck linę (see broken lines). You could also use the round collar from Fig 5a. Sleeve - Use your sleeve Błock unaltered, or see Fig 8 for a puff sleeve.
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