Hemd, lang, vervaardigd van linnen c. 1590 - 1596

This linen shirt, likely worn by a man, is an example of 16th-century clothing from the Netherlands. Dating back to c. 1590-1596, the garment is now housed in the Rijksmuseum. The shirt, made from linen and with a simple, V-neck design, represents everyday attire of the period. The piece demonstrates the durability and practicality of linen textiles, while its age and condition provide insights into the daily lives and material culture of the time.