For so long, Larsdattar was the go to for extant sources, however, over time many of the links have broken and its focus was on Europe. I thought to pick up the torch and expand upon the represented cultures.

If you have a link or a source that isn't listed here, please leave a comment so that I can include it after checking out my methodology.

Accessories

Aprons

Belts & girdles

Plaque belts

Garters

Vizards & Invisories

Ruffs and falling collars

Zibellini

Bags

Shepherds’ budgets

Pilgrims’ scrips

Pouches & purses

Framed Purses

Drawstring Pouches

Saddlebags

Sweetbags

Wallets & shoulder-sacks

Children & Motherhood

Bibs for babies
Children’s clothing
Maternity clothes
Slings for carrying infants

Footwear

Ice Skates

Shoes

Headwear

Beaded-edge veils

Coifs

Bycockets

Chaperons

Coloured veils

Crowns, Diadems, & Fillets

French Hoods

Frilled veils, goffered veils, ruffled veils, kruseler, etc.

Hats

Hennins

Hoods

Gentlemen's nightcaps

Tailed caps and related late 15th century women’s coifs

Turbans

Straw hats

Stuchleine

Jewelry

Badges

Bracelets

Brooches

Annular and penannular brooches

Brooches

Pilgrim badges

Chains

Collars, pectorals, and torcs

Hair-pins

Posy rings

Rosaries & paternosters

Undergarments

Breeches & braies

Bodies/Corsets/Stays

Hose

Shirts (for men)

Smocks (for women)

Underwear

Literary references to clothing and accessories

Garments & armor in The Canterbury Tales
Garments in the works of Henryson
Garments in the Paston Letters

Animals & Mythical Creatures

Anteater

Antelope

Axolotl

Giraffes

Guinea Pigs

Hyena

Kangaroo

Keythong

Merfolk

Mole

Monkeys/Apes

Octopus

Oppossum

Ostriches

Otter

Porcupines

Quail

Rabbits/Hares

Rats/Mice

Rhinoceroses

Sharks

Sheep

Sloths

Snakes

Squirrels

Stoats/Weasels/Ferrets/Mustelids

Tapir

Armour

Agriculture

Ploughs

Shepherds

Arts & Industries

Archers
Archery quivers and arrow cases
Archery targets

Watermills & windmills

Coopers
Glassworkers
Glaziers
Illuminators & illustrators
Joiners
Painters & limners
Parchment-makers
Potters
Saddlers
Sculptors
Shoemakers
Tanners
Wheelwrights

Education & Literacy

Bookbinders
Inkwells & inkhorns
Penners
Schools & teachers
Scribes, scriveners, and their tools
Wax tablets

Entertainment

Commedia dell'Arte

Jugglers

Percussion instruments

Plate-spinners

Sheet music

Singers

Stilt-Walkers

Taverns & alehouses

Trained bears

Woodwind instruments

Gastronomy

Bakers

Beer-brewers

Cheesemakers

Hunters

Pretzels

Sugar

Taverns & alehouses

Trammel chains and hooks

Wafers

Book Arts

Books of hours and the labors of the seasons
Girdlebooks
Rolls of Arms

Clothing

Clothing worn by the blind

Inside-out clothing

Lacing rings

Loincloths and breechclouts

Loose gowns

Nålebound garments

Pants

Particolored clothing

Partlets and Gollars

Patched & darned clothing

Saxon/Cranach gowns

Sleeves

Tippets & Sleeve Streamers

Tunics

Romani clothing

Wedding dresses

Containers

Baskets

Buckets

Canteens, costrels, & flasks

Cupboards

Leather cases

Sacks

Boxes, caskets, and coffers

Cassoni

Enamel boxes

Illustrations of boxes

Lacquered boxes

Leather boxes

Metal boxes

Painted wooden boxes

Velvet-covered wooden boxes

Wooden boxes with decorative inlay

Wooden boxes with decorative metal mounts

Embroidery & Needlework

Karen’s Embroidery Library
Appliqué
Beadwork
Cross Stitch Embroidery in the Middle Ages and Renaissance*
Gloves & mittens

Goldwork
Handkerchiefs
Ladies’ jackets
Klosterstickerei (a style of narrative embroidery used for wall-hangings in the late Middle Ages and Renaissance)
Gentlemen’s nightcaps
Designing your own Oxburgh-style embroidery
Embroidered coifs
Samplers
Voided work and Assisi work

Furniture & domestic material culture

Automatons

Brooms

Carpets

Chests & trunks

Cupboards

Doors

Gardens

Incense burners

Keychains & keyrings

Padlocks

Pillows & cushions

Prie-dieux

Tables

Tablets

Windows of crown glass/bullseye glass

Seating

Benches

Chairs

Settles

Sleeping

Beds

Bedcovers

Cradles

Timekeeping

Calendars

Clocks & Hourglasses

Sundials

Games & Pastimes

Snowballs

Stilts

Swimming

Swings

Toy knights

Toys

Water Jousting

Wrestling

Hygiene & Hairstyles

Baths

Combs & hair-combing

Cutting hair

Dressing & styling hair

Facial Hair

Mirrors

Lighting

Leuchterweibchen & Lüsterweibchen

Torches

Medicine

Apothecaries
Crutches & canes
Doctors, physicians, surgeons, dentists, & quacks
Lepers

Metalwork

Anvils

Armorers

Blacksmiths

Bellows

Cutlers and knife-makers

Goldsmiths & jewellers

Grindstones for knife-sharpening

Nails & nailsmiths

Wire-drawers

Outerwear

Cloaks

Gardecorps

Huiks

Women’s sleeveless surcoats

Portraits

Includes traditional art as well as carvings, murals, etc. where clothing and accessories are identifiable. In other words, these are primarily for garb research.

Each is categorized by the presumed culture of the sitter at the time of the portrait to reflect their aesthetics, rather than the one into which they'd been born.