- in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
kirtle (sometimes
called cotte,
cotehardie) is a
garment that was worn by men and
women in the
European Middle Ages...
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wears a red
cotehardie, hose, and hood. Italy, 1350s. Man in a
particolored cotehardie of
reddish brown and
plaid fabric. The
cotehardie fits
snugly and...
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Pendant streamer hanging from the
sleeve of a
cotehardie...
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front of the
kirtle beneath.
Various styles of
overgowns were worn. The
cotehardie ****ed
smoothly from the
shoulders to the hips and then
flared by means...
- an
altarpiece of St Vincent, one of the
details of
which is a man in a
cotehardie that is red on one half and a
complex three-colour
tartan on the other...
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three garments and the
third garment was
either a surcoat, bliaut, or
cotehardie.
These were
often lavish garments,
depending on the
wealth of the person...
- weaving, as well as
their desire to
follow European fashions such as the
cotehardie, the
liripipe hood and hats in the
Burgunderhuen and
Pillbox styles. Later...
