Medieval chemise pattern

Historical costuming

Found this on a random site, which I can’t remember the name of.

The camicia was the Italian version of the foundation garment (chemise, smocks or camisas in other cultures) worn by medieval and renaissance people for the specific purpose of protecting finer out…

Here is my DIY pattern for making a 15th / 16th century chemise, along with a few cheating suggestions to save on time and/or money.

Art by Ariana Orner Hi guys! In this tutorial I'm going to be guiding you through how I made my chemise for Jester. It's a very standard chemise pattern with some small modifications to make those beautiful sleeves. Just as a note: I'm not going to be using the lower half as the final skirt but will be layering a couple of petticoats over the top to create a smoother circle skirt effect. As such, length measurements can be a little more casual; just make sure it doesn't poke out the bottom…

This post provides my insights and lessons learned about the fit and construction of a Regency period chemise. I certainly wouldn’t tout myself as a chemise making expert, as this is my first, bu…

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Natural flax linen classic noble decorated chemise - Lady Rowena. This chemise has classic medieval silhouette with slim-fit waist and very wide skirt, which makes it very flowing. An additional unique feature is the slim sleeves with buttons the length of the sleeves. The long front lacing gives you extra possibilities to make it more or less slim-fitting. Chemise is decorated with exclusive red or blue trim specially designed for this series. Size Chart

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