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Wams (undergarment) and Schaube (coat) were fashionable items of menswear around 1500-1530. Both garments were worn by bourgeoisie and gentry, indicating a high social position. The pattern includes the Wams, a snug fitting garment, always worn with a shirt underneath (not included), closing at the front with either hooks and eyes or lacing. The Schaube, a kind of cloak with long hanging sleeves and arm slits, was usually worn over the Wams.
| Chest Size | 38 | 40 | 42 | 44 | 46 | 48 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Schaube(outer and lining); 54" wide fabric | 6 1/4 yds | 7-3/4 yds | ||||
| Schaube (outer and lining); 60" wide fabric | 6 1/4 yds | |||||
| Wams (outer and lining); 54" wide fabric | 4 1/2 yds | |||||
| Wams (outer and lining); 60" wide fabric | 4 yds | |||||
