Surcottes

Although there are so many paintings of upper garments, till now there were preserved only few. Those, which are not in patterns of extant garments you can find here.

Viking caftan

man's upper garment of rich north Europeans, after find in grave in Birka, grave No. 832, 9-10th century

Ganache

type of garment popular particularly in France, 13-14th century

Early cyclas

precursor of sideless gown worn by men and women in 13th century

Late cyclas

late shape of cyclas worn only by men, late 13th century

Gardcorp

surcotte worn mostly by men but later also by women as a ridding garment, 13th century

Ladie's peliçon

later type of peliçon - woman's upper garments with wide sleeves, 13th century

Quintise

man's court dress from 14th century

Sideless gown

pattern for one of the first garment of this shape in England, 14th century

Ladie's surcotte

most typical shape of sideless gown lately named surcotte, 14th century

Robe

worn at Burgundian court in 15th century