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The following are meant to be mere guidelines though they were taken from extant garments and redrawn. The linen cravat that is only a long strip needs no pattern. Experiment with the linen, but the full length of 60" is advisable.

Baggy breeches of the later 1660s type.	Loose fitting coat with just a hint of shaping of the type after 1666. The waistcoat should be cut only upper thigh length.
Falling band from the beginning of the 1660s edged with lace.	Shirt, which is simple an should be made from as thin a linen you can find.
Baldrick, which can be made from buff leather for a soldier, or covered with velvet or silk and edged with a brush fringe.