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Overview of 15th Century Men's Doublets |
 | | 14th century doublets, often known as pourpoints, appear to be composed of four main body pieces with the skirts were generally cut one with the body. |
 | | The 15th century doublet was usually padded, had a low collar and lacing holes around the bottom of the skirts to which the hose were attached, and, ordinarily, had sleeves. |
 | | Early in the 15th century, doublets of both regions tended to have short standing collars that completely circled the neck and plain, tube-shaped sleeves. |
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