14th Century Medieval Doublet in Natural Linen

Imagine wearing a piece that tells a true story from the 14th century, designed to move freely and dress with presence effortlessly.

This reproduction pays homage to the famous garment associated with Charles de Blois, preserved at the Musée des Tissus in Lyon, retaining the elegance and functionality that made it an icon of its time. The result is a piece that provides visual authenticity and modern comfort, perfect for both historical reenactments and events where you seek character and distinction.

Available in a recycled wool version, designed to retain warmth and offer a structured drop that protects against cold climates, and in pure linen, ideal if you want freshness, breathability, and a light feel. In both cases, the cotton canvas lining maintains shape without adding bulk, facilitating prolonged wear and layering over other garments.

The large assiette sleeve cut merges the shoulder and upper arm into a single curve, offering freedom of movement that is felt from the first gesture. The central row of small covered buttons adds a clean line and secure closure, while the closed mandarin collar and discreet cuffs enhance a straight and elongated silhouette down to the thigh, as shown by the beige texture resembling linen and the seams defining the chest in the image.

Each 14th Century Medieval Doublet in Natural Linen is handcrafted using traditional techniques, so slight variations in color and texture may be appreciated, a mark of artisanal authenticity. Charles de Blois was a central figure of the 14th century, and wearing this piece connects directly with that historical legacy.

To care for your garment, follow the instructions according to the chosen fiber to extend its useful life and maintain its appearance. If you want to purchase the 14th Century Medieval Doublet in Natural Linen, acquire here a faithful replica that unites history, style, and functionality for your events and reenactments.