Coat, green with white stripes, of thin, supple fabric
From the collection of Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Free to download, adapt and use — no permission needed.
Jacket, green with white stripes, made of thin, supple fabric. The jacket was probably unlined. An elongated piece was inserted on both sides from the middle. The left front panel contained twenty-three buttonholes. The left sleeve is stored separately from the jacket (see NG-2006-110-17-B). The narrow sleeves were fastened at the wrist with two buttons. Each sleeve consists of two large elongated sections and a small strip inserted under the arm. The sleeves were probably only partially sewn to the body. The 0.85 cm wide lengthwise stripes are formed by alternating groups of light brown (originally white?) and green warp threads. The light brown weft yarn is largely covered by the warp threads due to the weaving method. Woven in satin weave.
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