High Medieval Period Clothing - Yoremade

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High Medieval Period Clothing - Yoremade The 12th and 13th centuries represent a definitive turning point in European history: the moment fashion moved away from the simple, rectangular tunics of the migration era toward purposeful, body-conscious tailoring. Yoremade, by Epic Armoury, captures this millennium of stylistic evolution with a collection built for those who value the specific, refined aesthetic of the High Middle Ages. This is more than just a selection of medieval clothing; it is a curated range of medieval apparel that allows you to build a kit from the skin out. Whether you are outfitting yourself for a grand-scale LARP, a historical reenactment encampment, or a Renaissance Faire, our clothing in the middle ages provides the essential building blocks for an authentic impression. By weaving together meticulous research with contemporary practicality, we invite you to explore a new standard in medieval fashion—one that balances the aesthetic weight of the past with the functional demands of the modern hobbyist. The Tunic-to-Tailored Transition: 1100–1300 Between 1100 and 1300, the "Artisanal Drape" of European fashion evolved into a more sophisticated medieval fashion scene, influenced by the shifting social structures of feudalism and the rise of "courtly love." You can see this technical shift in our Bliaut Noble, which features the iconic 12th-century form-fitting torso and exaggerated "trumpet sleeves" that defined noble house style. The Yoremade collection tracks this "Tunic-to-Tailored" transition across all social strata. For those seeking a more functional, versatile look, the Medieval Riding Tunic and Johan Shirt offer the classic clothing from the middle ages silhouettes without the bespoke price tag. These garments utilize historical patterns that ensure the fabric hangs and moves correctly, whether you are on horseback or traversing a busy marketplace. Building an Authentic Layering System Authentic medieval costuming relies on the interplay