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The tabard surcote style is open fully down each side and is fastened with side ties above the belt line, it is pulled into the waist with a belt and is usually split at the front and back to aid walking and riding, the resulting "panels" are cut to a point.  The tabard surcote is less bulky around the waist than the full surcote.

Below are a few examples of Tabard Surcotes we have made in the past.

Tabard Surcote designed for Simon Fabrics Used: Cotton Drill and Felt	Tabard Surcote designed for Dale Green Fabrics Used: Cotton, Jersey and Metallic Cloth	Tabard Surcote design sample 1 Fabrics Used: Velvet, Brocade, Jersey and Felt	Tabard Surcote design sample 2 Fabrics Used: Velvet, Brocade, Jersey and Felt
Tabard Surcote inspired by the painting "The Accolade" Fabrics Used: Cotton, Jersey	"The Accolade" by Edmund Blair Leighton	Tabard Surcote design sample 3 Fabrics Used: Cotton	Tabard Surcote design sample 4 Fabrics Used: Taffeta and Metallic Cloth
Tabard Surcote for Hughes Fabrics Used: Cotton and Felt	Simple Tabard 1 Fabrics Used: Brocades	Simple Tabard 2 Fabrics Used: Brocades	King Arthur Fabrics Used: Cotton and Felt
14th Century Tabard Surcote for Paul Fabrics Used: Cotton Drill and Felt	14th Century Tabard Surcote Fabrics Used: Velvet and custom embroidery by Guinevere's Dream	Simple Tabard 3 Fabrics Used: Brocades	14th Century Tabard Surcote Fabrics Used: Cotton and Metallic Fabric

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