'Boy-cut' short hair wigs, ginger and black Wig colour:Ginger An edict of 1611 attempted

An edict of 1611 attempted to restrict the size of ruffs and the material from which they were made for grocers’ apprentices and women servants

and the napped surface gives the cloth a glossy sheen

Ever since learning of the thimble Jane and Ninya have been keen to have a collectable replica made to share with other 16th century social history and dress enthusiasts

The other gown was lined with five yards of black cotton and edged with shanks (lambskin)

suitable for ladies 1485-1520

'Boy-cut' short hair wigs, ginger and black Wig colour:Ginger An edict of 1611 attemptedThese wigs were worn by Jane and Ninya when they dressed as men for a presentation at the 'Tailored to a New World' conference in Jamestown, Virginia in 2018. One is ginger red and the other is black with a few white hairs ('salt and pepper'). These wigs were worn with matching false beards made of sheep's fleece by Sally Pointer. Synthetic hair Good condition, as new One size Please note, photos of actual garments are examples only no garments are