skjoldehamm tunic brown black

skjoldehamm tunic brown blackThe tunic is inspired by clothing remains found in Skjoldehamm (Norway) that presumably come from the High Middle Ages. Crafted from sturdy cotton in two contrasting colours. The tunic may be worn in any season, as the practical sleeves are removable. They can be fastened again with several laces, which feature brass medieval lace tips. The neckline is trimmed with an elegant decorative edge that can also be seen on the belt around the waist. The

The sword has been designed to serve as a melee and stabbing weapon to pierce through the narrow openings of plate armour

The eagle itself weighs 4

The hangeroc was often fastened to the dress with shield brooches or disc fibulae

both components have a shaft diameter of 2

which had a significant impact on the development of plate armour

Note: this bow contains a fibre optic core and should no longer be employed if damaged or broken

The maintenance set is supplied complete with a wooden box

resulting in less play and greater freedom of movement

The surcotte is well-suited to pairing with an underdress or a dress in a different colour for an extra elegant effect and an authentic medieval costume

The stylish colichemarde is a replica of an original from 1730

sed nomini tuo da gloriam (“Not to us

Trousers of this type were worn across North-Europe from the 2nd century BC until the 10th century AD