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The mass of documentary evidence extracted from wills and inventories which forms the foundation of our book The Typical Tudor makes it clear that there were strong conventions in choices of colour for certain garments depending on one's gender and social status
• 8¼in x 8¼in (21cm x 21cm)
along with information for making other common 16th century head linen components
Slashing or 'pinking' was a popular technique used in the 16th century in which sharp metal tools were used to cut slits into fabric
Red Tudor style woollen 'frizado' cloth - fabric sold by the half yard doublet The mass of documentary evidence100% (50 50 New Zealand & British) 50in (128cm) wide 400 420g m or 13 oz yd Plainweave Made in the United Kingdom This 100% wool fabric is supplied to The Tudor Tailor from a Yorkshire mill and has been selected as a good representation of the Tudor cloth known as frizado. Frizado was a fabric which had a very particular quality in that it was frised, that is the nap was raised up to create a warm, fuzzy surface. It would appear to have been similar
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