Learn about how fabric impacted daily life in 16^th and 17^th century England, from the poorest pauper to the wealthiest Lord. As the 16^th century saw King Henry VIII break away from the Catholic Church, there was a shift in demand of embroidered church vestments to more lavish clothing and household furnishings. With more people able to afford such luxury items, they became an outward representation of one’s status in society. Join Theodora von Hohenstaufen Noll in part two of this series.