RH001 - Cloth Hose
Full-size paper patterns with complete instructions and historical notes for 14th through 17th century cloth hose, boot hose, and netherstocks (fabric, not knitted). All Sizes in one envelope. Fits calves up to 17" with instructions on how to adjust for larger calves. Embellishment suggestions included. Learn More

RH002 - 15th century Women's Kirtle & Sleeves Learn More

RH003 - 15th century Doublet & Hosen Learn More

RH101 - Bodice and Petticote
Full-size paper patterns with complete instructions and historical notes for English-, French- and Dutchwomen's bodices and petticotes (jackets and skirts) with optional stomacher appropriate for the 1630s; and Women's Common or Middle Class bodice and petticote appropriate for the 1630s through 1660s. Included are low, open front bodice to be worn with stomacher or closed, high front, boned or stiffened lining, wide or narrow sleeves with optional paning, continguous gored or attached tabbed skirting. Petticote options include hooked or tied waistband with slits for pocket access. Upper class and lower class instructions included. Learn More

RH102 - 1600-1660 Caps
Full-size paper patterns with complete instructions and historical notes for coifs, forehead cloths, two versions of the Dutch cap, Hollar cap and Diadem cap. One size fits all. Embellishment suggestions included. Learn More

RH103 - Collars & Cuffs
Full-size paper patterns with complete instructions and historical notes for men's falling band, men's and women's gollila, women's collar extensions, kerchief and whisk and matching cuffs. We've taken the math out of clocked collars! All pattern pieces are complete and so easy, even a beginner can make beautiful collars and cuffs the first time. Fits necks 12" - 17" with adjustment directions for smaller and larger necks. All neck sizes available in one envelope. Embellishment suggestions included. Learn More

RH104 - 1600s Shirts & Shifts
Full-size paper patterns with complete instructions and historical notes for men's and women's shirts. Variations include three different sleeves and two collar options. Wider, noble shirt options also included. Multisized to fit chests 32"-60". Embellishment suggestions included. Learn More

RH105 - 1630s Doublet
Full-size paper patterns with complete instructions and historical notes for man's doublet circa 1630. Included are instructions for optional paning. Upper class and lower class instructions included. Fits chests 34"-54". All sizes included in one envelope. Embellishment suggestions included. Learn More

RH106 - 1630s Breeches
Full-size paper patterns with complete instructions and historical notes for man's breeches circa 1630. Included are instructions for optional paning. Upper class and lower class instructions included. Fits waists 28"-50". All sizes included in one envelope. Embellishment suggestions included. Learn More

RH107 - Cassock
Full-size paper patterns with complete instructions and historical notes for man's cassock (casaque) or mandillion. Can be worn as a sleeved overcoat or a cape. Multisized to fit chests 32"-60". Embellishment suggestions included. Learn More

RH108 - 1620s Doublet
Full-size paper patterns with complete instructions and historical notes for man's doublet circa 1610s-20s. Included are instructions for optional paning. Fits chests 34"-54". All sizes included in one envelope. Embellishment suggestions included. Learn More

RH109 - 1620s Breeches
Full-size paper patterns with complete instructions and historical notes for man's breeches circa 1610s-20s. Fits waists 28"-50". All sizes included in one envelope. Embellishment suggestions included. Learn More

RH110 - ECW Soldiers Coat
Full-size paper patterns with complete instructions and historical notes for man's doublet circa 1640 or English Civil War Soldier's Coat. Variations for ECW Buff Coat also given. Included are instructions for optional paning. Upper class and lower class instructions included. Fits chests 34"-54". All sizes included in one envelope. Embellishment suggestions included. Learn More

RH201 - English Jacket & Petticote
Full size paper patterns and detailed instructions for Women's Upper Class English Jacket and Petticote (jacket and skirt) with high or low neck, narrow sleeves, and continguous gored skirting appropriate for the late 16th and early 17th century. Petticote options include hooked or tied waistband with slits for pocket access. Historical notes. Upper class and lower class instructions included. All Sizes in one envelope. Fits bust 30"-48" and waist 23"-41". Embellishment suggestions included. Learn More

RH202 - Loose Gowns
Full size paper patterns for Elizabethan and Jacobean Loose Gowns based on extant examples in the Isham Collection. Gowns feature an open front, epaulettes and a stiff inner yoke to which the gown is pleated for support. Choose from two different styles of hanging sleeves or a sleeveless version. Historical notes. All Sizes in one envelope. Fits bust 30"-48". Embellishment suggestions included. Learn More

RH203 - Elizabethan Corsets
Full size paper patterns for late Elizabethan corsets based on two extant English examples. View A, based on the pair of bodys belonging the Pfalzgrfin Dorothea Sabina von Neuberg in 1598 are front-boned, five piece bodys featuring a static front busk, integral shoulder straps, back laced closure, and separate tabs at the waist. View B, based on the corset worn by the effigy of Queen Elizabeth I in Westminster Cathedral, features a front opening and integral waist tabs. Historical notes. All Sizes in one envelope. Fits bust 30"-48" and waist 23"-41". Embellishment suggestions included Learn More

RH204 - Kirtle, Gown & Sleeves
Full-size paper patterns with complete instructions and historical notes for Elizabethan Loose Gown and Kirtle with matching Sleeves based on extant examples in the Germanisches National museum, Nrnberg, Germany. Kirtle features interlining for shape, applied decoration, eyeleted back closure, and tie-on sleeves. Gown can be mid-calf or floor length and features a straight or cut-away front, applied decoration, relaxed puff or padded sleeves, and a stand collar. All Sizes in one envelope. Fits bust 30"-48". Embellishment suggestions and historical notes included. Learn More

RH205 - 1570s-1600 Doublet
Full-size paper patterns with complete instructions and historical notes for man's doublet circa 1570s-1600. Included are instructions for optional peascod belly. Fits chests 34"-54". All sizes included in one envelope. Embellishment suggestions included. Learn More

RH206 - 1570s-1600 Breeches or Trunkhose
Full-size paper patterns with complete instructions and historical notes for man's breeches circa 1570-1600 (aka Trunkhose or "Pumpkin Pants"). Fits waists 28"-50". All sizes included in one envelope. Embellishment suggestions included. Learn More

RH207 - Common Man's Doublet & Breeches
Full-size paper patterns with complete instructions and historical notes for common man's doublet and breeches in the 16th century. Fits chests 34"-54". All sizes included in one envelope. Embellishment suggestions included. Learn More

RH208 - Elizabethan Commonwomen's Outfit
Smock, kirtle, petticote, stomacher, sleeves, partlets, aprons, and caps suitable for the Elizbethan-era common woman. Learn More

RH209 - Netherlandish Working Women's Outfit
Full-size paper patterns with complete instructions and historical notes for Netherlandish Working Woman's smock, kirtle, jacket, stomacher, sleeves, partlets, aprons, and caps. Learn More

RH210 - Elizabethan Sea Dogs
Full-size paper patterns with complete instructions and historical notes for seaman's doublet, jerkin, frock and breeches in the 16th century. Instructions for thrum caps. Fits chests 34"-54". All sizes included in one envelope. Embellishment suggestions included. Learn More

RH211 - Elizabethan Feminine Doublet
A beautiful women's doublet dating from 1585 with hidden laced closure, buttoned front, high collar, skirts, and padded epaulettes. Lacing holes inside the armscyes are for the attachment of decorative sleeves. Front of the doublet is boned so wearing a separate paire of bodies may not be neccesary. Learn More