Quote Originally Posted by Karl R View Post
The one worn by Lord Mungo Murray.


If you take a close look at the sleeves, they meet the definition of paned (or slashed) sleeves: "A sleeve made in panes or panels, allowing a lining or shirt-sleeve to show through."

The general shape of the doublet is different from the Tudor doublets, but the paned/slashed elements seem to be a throwback to the 17th century.
Got it. I thought you meant the Victorian one, hence my confusion.