Clothes of the Common People In Elizabethan and Early Stuart England
Volume 13: Coats and Cassocks
Introduction
Male coats and cassock are outer garments normally with sleeves in contrast to the Jerkins, jackets and Mandillions in the previous volume which are normally sleeveless.
Contents:
| Chapter | Title | Page |
|---|---|---|
| Coats | 3 | |
| Detachable sleeves | 4 | |
| Coat Colours | 5 | |
| Coat Materials | 12 | |
| Coat Construction | 17 | |
| Coat Decoration | 18 | |
| Horseman's Coat | 18 | |
| Jump Coat | 20 | |
| Livery Coats | 21 | |
| Mourning Coats | 21 | |
| Privy Coats and Turned Coats | 22 | |
| Coat Styles | 23 | |
| The Maldon Coat | 35 | |
| Military Coats | 37 | |
| Coat Reconstructions and Patterns | 43 | |
| Cassocks | 52 | |
| Sailors Cassocks | 52 | |
| Canvas Cassock | 54 | |
| Land Based Civilian Cassocks | 55 | |
| Military Cassocks | 56 | |
| Cassocks' Reconstruction and Pattern | 59 |
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