'I speak of Africa and golden joys' Henry IV, part 2, act V, scene 3

Reenactors of Color is an American initiative which recognises that representation matters – not only for hobbyists but in professional costumed interpretation too

Ninya and Michael Ohajuru discussing Michael Perry’s illustration of John Blanke adapted from one in 'The King’s Servants'

Harlie Wilson is organising the Chicago conference on 'The African Presence in Renaissance Europe' which will feature a pan-historical costume party on Hallowe’en weekend

Meridith Towne took apart the male wardrobe of the 14th and 15th centuries and built it up piece-by-piece for her book which will appeal to professionals and amateurs alike

The Tudor Tailor’s range of popular products will only attract the forthcoming 10% tariff if US customers spend more than $800 in one go

The Knitting History Forum’s 2025 conference featured a presentation about a reconstruction of the Ballybunion cap at the National Museum of Ireland, Dublin (inventory number M3508.W4)

The John Blanke Project is an art and archive venture celebrating John Blanke, the black trumpeter to the courts of Henry VII and Henry VIII