The kirtle and sideless surcoat was widely worn in Europe in the 14th century, particularly the first half of the century, as seen in manuscripts such as the Luttrell Psalter. Preachers railed against the "Gates of Hell", which revealed the shapely female form through the deeply scooped armholes. This two piece set, made in soft, comfortable cotton in the colors of your choice, is available for only $150. Also available in linen, raw silk, or parti-colored contact me to discuss design and cost.