tunic kragelund hand stitched finish wine red

tunic kragelund hand stitched finish wine redThe tunic is inspired by medieval clothing fragments, including fragments found in a marsh near the Danish Kragelund. The beautiful hand stitched hems are clearly visible, as the colour of the thread contrasts with the colour of the tunic itself. The tunic is therefore particularly well suited to re enacting and LARPing of the Middle Ages and early Middle Ages. Crafted from sturdy cotton, the tunic is well suited to all seasons. It reaches to the

the Golden Age

This type of calotte developed from the nasal helmet in the second half of the 12th century

permitting additional pressure to be applied with the second hand

The sword is 57 cm long

Narrow surcoats such as this one appeared in the 14th century and were sometimes considered controversial

with warfare being secondary

Helmets of this type were worn in large numbers throughout Europe between the 13th and 16th centuries

fastened together with leather straps

The original swords can be seen in several 15th-century Irish drawings and prints

the helmet is about 19 cm

The collar has a decorative edge that imitates lace and can be fastened with two cotton laces

2 cm and it weighs 2