tunic harald dark blue

tunic harald dark blueThe tunic is well suited to re enactment and LARP of Merovingians, Vikings, Franks and other early medieval peoples from northwest Europe. Crafted from sturdy cotton, it features a beautiful braided edge around the neck and sleeves. The neck has a split, which may be left open or closed with a fibula. The sides of the tunic also feature a split, permitting sufficient freedom of movement for running and combat. The tunic reaches approximately to the

Burgonets like this were worn by cavalry across Europe from the second half of the 16th century

The belt is crafted after a 15th century original excavated in London

and Germany

The musculata may be closed at the sides and is fitted with shoulder plates with hinges

The tip has been strengthened with kevlar for additional security

Cosplays and LARP from the Great Migration to the High Middle Ages

we recommend treating the cloth regularly with an impregnating spray (such as Pluvonin)

The surcoat has been crafted after historical examples

The dress has been made after the 8th–9th century underdresses excavated in Haithabu

Crafted for martial arts and HEMA

Many depictions

This colichemarde (smallsword) is constructed entirely by hand