Ekoni

Material: linen

Short description: Simple T-cut garment with underarm square, as it has been done throughout history. We make it with a French seam.

Reference
Giuliano da Sangallo (Olaszország, Firenze, 1443 körül – Firenze, 1516) olasz szobrász, építész és hadmérnök.
Katrin Kania, Kleidung im Mittelalter, p. 303, fig. 203 — evidence for the shortening and for omitting the triangular gores at the front and sides. Original: Federico Marangoni, XV. Secolo, p. 6, figs. 1–2; p. 8, fig. 11; p. 17, fig. 26.

Shirt

€ 55,00

Material: linen

Short description: Simple T-cut garment with underarm square, as it has been done throughout history. We make it with a French seam.

Reference
Giuliano da Sangallo (Olaszország, Firenze, 1443 körül – Firenze, 1516) olasz szobrász, építész és hadmérnök.
Katrin Kania, Kleidung im Mittelalter, p. 303, fig. 203 — evidence for the shortening and for omitting the triangular gores at the front and sides. Original: Federico Marangoni, XV. Secolo, p. 6, figs. 1–2; p. 8, fig. 11; p. 17, fig. 26.

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Size chart

Size Chest Height
S+
90-93 cm
170-180 cm
M
94-97 cm
170-180 cm
M+
98-101 cm
170-180 cm
L
102-105 cm
170-180 cm
L+
106-109 cm
170-180 cm
XL
110-113 cm
170-180 cm
2XL
114-117 cm
170-180 cm
3XL
118-121 cm
170-180 cm
3XL+
122-125 cm
170-180 cm
4XL
126-129 cm
170-180 cm

The chart shows body measurements in centimetres. Ease is already included in the pattern, so please do not add extra centimetres to your measurements. If you prefer a looser fit, choose one size larger.

Measuring points: chest, waist, height, arm length and shoulder length

How to measure

  1. Chest: around the fullest part of the chest, keeping the tape horizontal.
  2. Waist: around the narrowest part of the waist, keeping the tape horizontal.
  3. Height: barefoot, from the top of the head to the soles of the feet.
  4. Arm length: from the shoulder point to the wrist.
  5. Shoulder length: from the base of the neck to the shoulder point.

Measure with a soft tape over thin clothing, ideally with someone to help you.