linen viking tunic ragnar blue

linen viking tunic ragnar blueThe Viking tunic Ragnar is a historically correct alternative to the cotton tunic Leif, crafted from 100% linen. Linen was commonly worn by the Vikings during the early Middle Ages, as cotton had not yet reached Europe. The tunic is therefore particularly well suited to living history and reenactment. It may also be dyed in a different colour or embroidered to your own design.

The gladius is fitted with a wooden grip wrapped in leather

The tunic is well-suited to both men and women

size M up to 61 cm

Armour of this type was employed in early medieval Scandinavia and possibly throughout northern Europe

He travels to King's Landing to serve his friend king Robert Baratheon as Hand of the King

then you strike relentlessly

or simply on a cold day

The pirate blouse is inspired by typical late Renaissance and early baroque fashion

and has a grip wrapped with brown leather

Look no further

The buttons on the side offer extra flexibility

The stylised rings on the upper cross-guard possibly represent miniature versions of Germanic oath rings