overcoat velvet blue Viking zwaard Constructed from bronze

Constructed from bronze

The tent is dispatched including guy lines

giving the leather its characteristic worn look

It was not until the 16th century that the doublet became visible - often combined with a matching doublet - and that women started wearing it for the first time

Sallet flat on the head with visor open – ensures maximum visibility and is well-suited to giving commands in battle

overcoat velvet blue Viking zwaard Constructed from bronzeOvergarment Cesare is a versatile overcoat that adds quiet richness to any medieval outfit. Clean in line but special in fabric, this overcoat is as practical as it is characteristic without trying to dominate. The model was inspired by surcoats worn throughout Europe in the fourteenth and early fifteenth centuries, often over the cotehardie, and functioned as both a practical layer and a status symbol. The A line falls to mid thigh and offers plenty