Lady's Pellote

The pellote is believed to be a garment, originally a coat, which became a show-off garment. According to sources, it seems to have come from the exaggeration of foreign fashions, widening the neckline of sleeveless tunics worn in other parts of Europe. In women's fashion towards the end of the 13th century, pellotes can be seen with side openings, which are usually very exaggerated. In the case of men, necklines narrowed to an almost unbelievable point are also seen, such as that of Fernando de la Cerda.
Specs:

Made of cotton.

Undershirt, shoes and other accessories are not included.

Approximate measurements:
Size Length
XXS 120cm±5cm
XS 120cm±5cm
S 120cm±5cm
M 140cm±5cm
L 140cm±5cm
XL 140cm±5cm
XXL 140cm±5cm