Later today, I’ll post a rough promptbook adapted for this medium right about (here - unmarked and marked).

Someone pointed out that the internet sources of the text of Hamlet have “Barnardo” spelled as “Bernardo.” I have been using the Folger’s edition, which has the first folio spelling.

First Folio Hamlet Page 1

(Attached is a scan from wikisource of the first page of the first folio Hamlet)

 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