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| when they have like their family crest on their clothes |
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| usually hip length but could be knee length tight fit bodice, elbow length sleeves with long ends |
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| men's garment to first use buttons and button holes, started as an under garment for armor, same as pourpoint |
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| men's garment to first use buttons and button holes, started as an under garment for armor, same as pourpoint |
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| edge treatment that looks like leaves |
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| a very short overgarment, that is often two colors or embroidered with gems and usually has a high collar |
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| long ends on the sleeves, also called streamers |
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| simpler version of the cotehardie worn by peasant women |
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| peaked riding hat with a high crown and upturned brim |
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| canvas or leather quilted and studded that was worn over the chest worn by common foot soldiers |
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| worn over the cotehardie front section could be covered in fur or brocade and called the plastron |
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| nets worn over coiled hair |
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| shoes with long pointed toes, same as crackowes |
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| shoes with long pointed toes, same as poulaines |
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