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[Sue Clemenger]

Something in orange? <evil grin>
I'd suggest something from the same time period, but lower class, or 
linen-with-nothing-fancy.  Mid-length tunic/cotehardie/whatever with 
braies and hose and shoes.  And a coif.  Easy to move in, easy to clean. 
  And if it gets cold, he can throw a long gown or houp over it.
I've seen a number of our more-authentically-minded guys wearing similar 
styles, especially on the morning before a tourney or something.
What colors does he like?
--maire


Laura C. Minnick wrote:

> 
> Actually, my darling Edouard has just put in a request for a couple of 
> plain outfits, the sort that he can wear in the kitchen or for set-up, 
> etc, without worrying that he'll ruining, or feel conspicuously 
> overdressed (I have him currently outfitted with upper merchant 
> class/lower nobility Eng/Fr 1404. He looks good in it). I might make 
> something specifically for kitchen wear. Any thoughts?
> 
> 'Lainie