Doublet Odette, katoenfluweel, donkerbruin Naaigerei en scharen British cavalry officer John Le

British cavalry officer John Le Marchant attentively made drawings of the weapons carried by the Austrian cavalry during the Low Countries Campaign in 1793-95

Razors like this were used all over Europe between 1600 and 500 BC

The doublet extends to the waist

such as the sculptures at the Reims Cathedral

decorated with patterns or monograms

Doublet Odette, katoenfluweel, donkerbruin Naaigerei en scharen British cavalry officer John LeThis doublet Odette combines style and comfort with a luxurious look. The sleeveless bodice has a continuous lacing at the front that allows you to easily adjust the fit, and is finished with elegant stitching along the contours that accentuate the waist. The doublet is made of cotton velvet, which provides a soft, velvety texture and a neat appearance, without a lining. Bodices like Odette were a popular garment among women in the late Middle Ages: