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This is an Irish version of a woman's [[coathardie]], that has some very interesting cutting patterns and seam placements when compared to other plans for coathardie construction. It may date anytime from the [[14th century]] to the [[17th Century]], as this style of dress continued to be worn in [[Ireland]] long after it was unfashionable elsewhere.
This is an Irish version of a woman's [[cotehardie]], that has some very interesting cutting patterns and seam placements when compared to other plans for cotehardie construction. It may date anytime from the [[14th century]] to the [[17th Century]], as this style of dress continued to be worn in [[Ireland]] long after it was unfashionable elsewhere.


''external links''
''external links''
*[[http://www.reconstructinghistory.com/irish/moy.html]]
* Reconstructing History - Moy Gown - http://www.reconstructinghistory.com/irish/moy.html

Revision as of 15:48, 8 December 2003

This is an Irish version of a woman's cotehardie, that has some very interesting cutting patterns and seam placements when compared to other plans for cotehardie construction. It may date anytime from the 14th century to the 17th Century, as this style of dress continued to be worn in Ireland long after it was unfashionable elsewhere.

external links

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