Peasant Woman

• 1). Find a flowing blouse made of linen or another natural fiber like cotton. The blouse should be loose fitting and have long, puffy sleeves. The front of the blouse should be low-cut and either lace or button up.
  
  
• 2). Cinch your peasant-style blouse with a corset or wide leather belt. If your shirt is form-fitting, cinching your blouse is optional.
  
  
• 3). Wear an ankle-length skirt. The skirt should be fitted at your waist and flow out below your hips. The skirt can be multicolor or solid and should be made of a natural fiber such as linen or cotton.
  
  
• 4). Put on a pair of thick stockings and boots. In the middle ages stockings were functional and meant to keep you warm, so they were made of a woolen material. Boots were usually leather and came to the mid-calf or knee.
  
  

Peasant Man

• 1). Find a long tunic. The tunic should be made of a natural fiber such as linen or cotton. It should stop around your knee.
  
  
• 2). Wear a loose-fitting vest and a wide leather belt over top of your tunic to cinch the waist. Put a leather sheath and a fake knife on the belt.
  
  
• 3). Put a pair of thick stockings or leggings on underneath your tunic. The leggings can be ankle length or stop at mid-calf.
  
  
• 4). Find a pair of leather boots that come to the mid-calf or higher. You can also wear a pair of plain leather loafers.