long viking tunic hvitserk black

long viking tunic hvitserk blackThe tunic has been designed around items of clothing worn during the early Middle Ages by Vikings and other peoples in northwest Europe. It is also well suited to medieval reenactment owing to its universal design. The tunic may be worn on its own or combined with an undertunic during colder weather. This long Viking tunic reaches to the knees. It features a V neck and a slit on the front and back for ultimate wearing comfort during battles and

Whilst a surcoat was not worn

and size L is well-suited to a head circumference of up to 64 cm

The Roman subarmalis is a replica of originals depicted on various Roman sculptures

This type of axe was likely used as a combat axe

The leather belt permits it to be worn over the shoulder or on the back

Sallet fully on the head with visor closed: offers maximum protection for the head and face

and a steel-coloured blade

This material has been worn throughout history in Scotland

forming a striking visual contrast

It may also be hung as a pendant on a fine necklace or leather cord

The spearhead is wrapped round with silver thread and a brass casing

from the grave of the French king Childeric