Our medieval shirt Ulrich is a straight cut without a collar. Two ribbons were sewn on the neckline to be able to tie it. The button with buttonhole wasn't invented until the 13th century in Germany, so we use sewn-on ribbons and no button placket on this shirt. The sleeves go straight to the wrist without cuffs, so it can easily be worn under a gambeson where cuffs and puffing are often in the way. An emphatically simple lace-up shirt made of 100% coarse cotton in a linen look, which you can use for many different portrayals of servants, farmers, hunters, or even knights. It can easily be combined with a tunic or coat depending on the weather. On warmer days it can be worn on its own but don't forget the pants.