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Medieval Fashion

The Medieval Museum c/o The Swedish History Museum: See newly sewn women's garments, recreated from the 1100s to the early 1500s. On view 24 October, 2024 – 1 November, 2026.

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  • Regular admission: SEK 150. Children and youth aged 0-18: free. You do not need to pre-book.
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Medieval Fashion – Medieval Museum c/o The Swedish History Museum

On view: 24 October, 2024 – 1 November, 2026

The Medieval Museum c/o The Swedish History Museum: See newly sewn women’s garments, recreated from the 1100s to the early 1500s.

During the Middle Ages, all clothing was precious. There were no mass-produced clothes in cheap materials. All clothes were hand-sewn and measured for the person who would first wear the garment. The clothes were often used until they were completely worn out, and then the textiles could be used for patching and mending.

In the exhibition “Medieval Fashion,” newly sewn women’s garments from the 1100s to the early 1500s are displayed, including both simpler garments and more elaborate ones. The Medieval Museum has worked over four years to develop patterns, dye fabrics, and fully recreate these garments.

The exhibition is a collaboration between the Medieval Museum and the Swedish History Museum.