From The Egg Dance, by Pieter Aertsen. 1557

If he’s wearing slops (wide breeches), then he can have boots – moderate heels, rounded toes, up to the length of the breeches (shorter breeches = higher boots), with a flared cuff that could be turned down.     

Examples of Doublets   

Here are some examples  

Sir Walter Raleigh in paned trunk hose and cannions and his son in loose slops 1602  

Some Examples of Blackwork  

Original Circa 1590 (replica)These small knives were worn in sheaths attached to the sword scabbard. They were used for eating and any light utility jobs. 

Some examples of shoes and hose.    

Often the tongue of the belt was quite long, and hung down in front for as much two feet, depending on the size of the wearer.