Patterns To Make The T-Tunic

• "T-tunic" - the period way

  I have an early period persona, and so my garb consists mainly of that universal 'newcomer's garb', the T-tunic. But a T-tunic in period was far from simple. It was a complex garment made up of many pattern-pieces, a far cry from our one-piece, fold-and-sew standard material-waster. This article is the result of some research I've done, and an attempt to put that research into a practical application for the SCA folk who want to be a little more adventurous with that ubiquitous garment.

  Maggie Forest
• An All Purpose T-Tunic

  A very brief outline of how to make a non-authentic t-tunic

  Clemence L'Estrange
• Grey Company: Tunic and Pants

  non-authentic link

  Bill McConnell
• How to make a quick-and-dirty T-tunic

  This article shows you how to make a simple piece of medieval-ish clothing.

  Canton of Wolfsgate (an SCA group)
• How to Make a T-Tunic the easy way

  This article claims to be a t-tunic pattern easy enough for a stick jock to make. Must be pretty easy then... <Gwennie looks around nervously>

  Virithos
• How to make an authentic Víking Era tunic

  Detailled instructions on making a t-tunic in the viking style

  Carolyn Priest-Dorman
• Making a Basic T-Tunic

  Simple instructions with hand-drawn images

  Lady Brigit MacDonald
• Making a T-Tunic

  A simple guide to a simple t-tunic.

  Dagorhir Battle Games, a LARP
• MIDGARD BASIC CLOTHING STANDARDS - TUNIC

  Pattern and instructions for an authentic t-tunic, based on the KRAGELUND MOSE TUNIC

  Aelfric Guthredsson
• Practical Worksheet for Tunic Construction

  Step-by-step instructions on making your first garb.

  Cynthia Virtue
• T-Tunic Pattern

  Step by step instructions to a very basic t-tunic

  Antina Richards-Pennock
• The "But I don't know how to make garb" guide to Norman Tunics

  non-authentic pattern

  Dawn Duperault
• The T-Tunic

  Creating your own tunic pattern for wear in the Society for Creative Anachronism.

  Kelly M Vogt
• Your First Set of Clothes

  Too often new re-enactors are rushed to make something just to "get them on the field". There is no reason for this haste. Fabric costs money and sewing takes time. Making bad garb is just a waste of precious resources. Your first piece of clothing doesn't have to be something you'll be ashamed of in years to come. You can make easy, historically accurate medieval clothes in minutes, and you can do it right the first time.

  Kass McGann

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