Pourpoint Model 1

Charles de Blois Pourpoint – 14th century reconstruction quilted doublet

Recreated based on one of the most famous surviving medieval garments – a luxurious pourpoint belonging to Charles de Blois (c.1364). The original is preserved in the Musée des Tissus in Lyon and represents a unique source of knowledge about 14th-century fashion. A pourpoint is a fitted garment, worn both as civilian clothing and as a padded undergarment beneath armor. The version inspired by the Duke of Brittany’s attire retains the characteristic cut with narrow sleeves, a long line of buttons, and quilted, padded construction, providing comfort and shaping the masculine silhouette.

Product features:

• Craftsmanship inspired by historical original (14th century)
• Outer material: silk or linen
• Quilting and padding for increased protection and comfort
• Narrow, fitted sleeves with numerous buttons
• Excellent courtly attire

Application:
Perfect as part of late medieval civilian dress, an element of courtly wardrobe, or padded undergarment beneath armor. This pourpoint combines elegance and functionality, being an excellent example of knightly fashion.

Sewing standard:
Machine sewing- the entire garment is sewn and quilted by machine. Eyelets are hand-finished.
Hand-sewn– garment entirely hand-stitched

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