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Medieval bailiffs dressed like they were ready to collect debts and kick some peasant butt. They sported practical attire like tunics, trousers, and sturdy boots, with a belt to hold their keys and coin purse. Think Robin Hood, but with less charm and more paperwork.

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Medieval bailiffs wore jackets that went down to the knees. under it they wore a brown shirt with a collar. a slim belt went around the waist. attached to it was tools the would need around the manor with a pouch that they would use to collect taxes from the peasants. under it they wore jean-like pants with the common shoes back then.

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