wool hangeroc frigg red

wool hangeroc frigg redThe hangeroc was a type of dress worn by Vikings and other early medieval European cultures over a slip dress. Viking women wore a hangeroc and slip dress in contrasting colours. Wealthy Viking women favoured colours such as red with blue or purple colours that were expensive to produce and could therefore only be worn by the higher classes of society. Lower class Vikings wore colours such as brown with yellow, cream with green, and similar colours

and water repellent

A number of originals are nowadays part of the collections of the National Archaeological Museum in Dublin and the Ulster Museum in Belfast

LARP or Cosplay costume

and are equally well-suited to film and theatre

The jewel is crafted after a Germanic original from the 1st–3rd century AD

weighing 2

your own rope or straps may be employed to attach something at the bottom

such as knives or potion bottles

dark brown and blue

This replica is razor sharp

ensuring comfort and allowing it to be worn on horseback

the fit may be adjusted to size with leather laces