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The Elizabethan lady would wear a partlet trimmed with box pleating, or adorned with an early version of what eventually became the neck ruff. Married women wore their parlets closed at the front, while unmarried women would open the front. We offer two different partlet designs, available in a rainbow of colors and a never ending choice of fabrics. Blouse Partlet: The first partlet option is similar to a modern blouse. It features full-length sleeves and may be worn without a chemise or smock under it. Historically Accurate Partlet: The second partlet option is the historically accurate version, which is similar to a modern "dickey" or "mock turtleneck." It features a collar and yoke, which ties under the arms. You should wear a chemise or a smock under this type of partlet to be historically accurate. |
Historically Accurate Partlets
![]() Historically Accurate Partlet -We can make your authentic partlet extremely elaborate by adding blackwork embroidery, trims and/or hand-beading, or we can make you a very simple (but elegant) basic white partlet. If you would like something specially made for you, please drop us a line and we'll be thrilled to give you a price estimate.
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| Historically Accurate Muslin partlet - white or off-white $30
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Historically Accurate Colored Cotton Partlet - any color $40
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Historically Accurate Satin Partlet - any color $50
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Historically Accurate Linen Partlet - white - dyeable $60
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