{"id":27,"count":14,"description":"A XIV. sz\u00e1zad hozta el a testhez \u00e1ll\u00f3 szab\u00e1st \u2013 innent\u0151l a ruha m\u00e1r form\u00e1t ad, nem csak takar. Ebben a kateg\u00f3ri\u00e1ban tal\u00e1lod a gonell\u00e1t (cotehardie) sz\u0171k \u00e9s szokny\u00e1s kivitelben, a s\u00edpujj\u00fa v\u00e1ltozatokat, a csukly\u00e1t, ami chaperonk\u00e9nt is viselhet\u0151, valamint a bukkan\u00f3s \u00e9s steppelt gambezonokat.\nA gombok \u00f3n- vagy k\u00e9zzel k\u00e9sz\u00fclt textilgombok, a b\u00e9l\u00e9s lenv\u00e1szon. A d\u00edszesebb darabok \u2013 p\u00e9ld\u00e1ul a v\u00e1ltott sz\u00edn\u0171 textilgombos nemesi gonella \u2013 a visegr\u00e1di K\u0151k\u00e1polna \u00e1br\u00e1zol\u00e1sai alapj\u00e1n k\u00e9sz\u00fclnek.\n\n

The Fitted Cut of the 14th Century<\/h2>\n

In the 14th century clothing starts to shape the body rather than simply cover it. The central piece of this category is the gonella (cotehardie), which we make in a close-fitting and a skirted version. The close-fitting version is very snug. We sew it from wool with a linen lining and pewter or fabric buttons, in one colour, two colours or brocade. One of the depictions we work from is the 1369 fresco in the Oratory of Santo Stefano in Lentate sul Seveso.<\/p>\n

The striped gonella is a distinctly noble garment: the original is worn by a king in a depiction from the Stone Chapel at Visegr\u00e1d, Hungary. Its alternating-colour fabric buttons are made by hand and stuffed with carded wool.<\/p>\n

Coats, Gambesons and Headwear<\/h3>\n

The gonella coat with tippet sleeves is a close-fitting overcoat of roughly knee length, cut to be worn over the gonella. Its short, hanging tippet sleeves are very typical of the period. The gambeson with articulated sleeves has a special sleeve cut that gives a great deal of comfort, even though the garment itself is fully fitted. It is available laced or buttoned, and the buttonholes of the buttoned version are embroidered by hand.<\/p>\n

The hood is made of wool with a linen lining, with a straight or a longer dagged hem, for head circumferences from 56 to 65 cm. It can also be worn as a chaperon by pulling the face opening over the head. The coat with battlement dagging and the houppelande with scalloped dagging belong to the late 14th and early 15th century, when decorated sleeves were in fashion.<\/p>\n

Sizes and Ordering<\/h3>\n

Each piece is made to the size chart or to your own measurements, and a 10% deposit secures your order.<\/p>\n