Man’s doublet of black silk taffeta, with a supplementary weft of silver wire, interlined with linen and lined with bright yellow silk taffeta. It has a 2¼-inch (5.4 cm) collar, 1¼-inch (3 cm) deep shoulder wings, curving 2-piece sleeves, with a high waist and 8 large, deep laps below the waist. The belly pieces are made of bents (stems of rushes) stitched between layers of linen and covered with the yellow silk. There are 7 worked buttonholes on each sleeve, 27 on the left front and 3 on the left collar. The buttons have a domed wooden core covered with black silk floss and silver filè thread; 21 remain. A lacing loop of yellow taffeta is sewn to each belly piece. Around the waist of the doublet are 22 bows of 1¼-inch (3.1 cm) of gauze ribbon woven with silver filè and strip, each end bearing a silver repoussé aiguillette.