Surcot Leonora dark blue L

The Leonora surcoat has very wide armholes: This cut came into fashion in the 14th century and is also known as the "hell's window" or "devil's window" because its wide armholes revealed the wearer's figure.

"Leonora" is deeply slit in the chest area.

As a surcot, leonora is worn over a cotte: an under tunic (or undergarment) that was worn by women and men under their overgarments.

The surcot is made of 100% cotton.