Late Medieval Linen Doublet with Puff Sleeves

The late medieval doublet with puffs is a very characteristic 15th and 16th centuries male costume, worn by both civilians and combatants.

The doublet is very well suited to the male figure, it emphasizes its qualities. Additional puffs on the shoulders make this costume look more effective, does not hinder movement and will be perfect for a late medieval archer	Doublets with puffs are made of linen with linen lining. Linen works great for this type of medieval costumes.It is airy and anti-allergic - perfect for warmer days.

Doublet with puffs as an example of a late medieval men's universal costume

On the pages of manuscripts from the 15th and 16th centuries, you can find numerous representations of puffy doublets, both in civilian and combat versions. In the late medievalLe Mirouer historial, you can find suitable patterns on almost every page. Another example of this type of doublet is the one worn by men in Jean Froissart'sChroniquesfrom the 15th century.