Medieval Shirt “Ulrich“ - Natural Jackets Before textiles could be cheaply

Before textiles could be cheaply reproduced by machine

- 3 layers of fabric make it a durable jacket

such as mages

It features a collar and lacing at the front as well as a white stripe for color contrast

Medieval Shirt “Ulrich“ - Natural Jackets Before textiles could be cheaplyOur medieval shirt Ulrich is a straight cut without a collar. Two ribbons were sewn on the neckline to be able to tie it. The button with buttonhole wasn't invented until the 13th century in Germany, so we use sewn on ribbons and no button placket on this shirt. The sleeves go straight to the wrist without cuff or cuffs, so it can be worn without problems under a gambeson where cuffs and puffing are often in the way. An emphatically simple lace up