Pirate Shirt

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You’re the first to spot the sails o’ a ship on the horizon, and so the chase begins. You and your crewmates have a reputation as the most formidable pirates on the sea, and it’s time to defend your title.

You board the merchant’s ship with your cutlass at the ready, your Pirate Shirt billowing in the sea’s vibrant breeze. They have heard o’ your flag before, and so they be surrendering smartly. Good. This be easy loot! You and your crew pack what plunder you can find before a Royal Navy ship can come along.

DETAILS

Epic Armoury’s Pirate Shirt is a loose fitting garment tailored for women, designed for both comfort and style. Reaching from the shoulders down to the upper thighs, this medium cotton shirt is inspired by late renaissance and early baroque design. Its raglan neckline can be worn tightly around the neck or open to expose the shoulders, simply by adjusting its cotton drawstring. The sleeves are full length and designed to give a full, loose look often associated with swashbucklers, pirates and musketeers. Tie the sleeves at the wrists using their own drawstrings to keep them out of the way.

The Pirate Shirt is compatible with other Epic Armoury clothes, and can be combined with inner or outer garments for your specific look or style.

Available in Desert Beige, Epic Black, and White; and sizes Small, Medium, Large, and X-Large.

HISTORY

• Shirts began as a form of undergarments for men in the 7th-10th centuries
• Considered more of a Renaissance-era fashion for men with its billowy sleeves
• Traditionally worn as an underlayer beneath a doublet or vest