The Tristan medieval shirt from Burgschneider has a simple design with a raised collar and neck lacing. Since buttons with buttonholes were not invented until the 13th century in Germany, this shirt uses lacing instead of a button placket. The sleeves extend straight to the wrist without cuffs, making it suitable to wear underneath a gambeson, where cuffs and puffing can get in the way. This rugged, 100% coarse cotton shirt in a linen-like appearance is ideal for portraying various characters such as servants, farmers, hunters, or even knights. The model paired it with the Chausses Brandolf and the Braies Gisbert from Burgschneider for a complete look.