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Gewatteerde jas (douillette)

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Date: c. 1820
Medium: metal, wood (plant material), satin, silk
Institution: Rijksmuseum

In French douillette means soft, smooth, and comfortable. These wadded coats became fashionable in the Netherlands from the 1820s. This one has a matching ornamented belt at the back. The origin of the puffed sleeves, filled and gathered by means of vertical bands, is found in the 16th century.

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