medieval overdress lene green Vikingmantels This belt end for wide

This belt end for wide belts is ideal for clothing in Larp and medieval reenactment

Helmets of this kind were employed all over Europe from the 9th century onwards and remained in use at least until shortly after 1066

The bag has two belt loops to hang it to a belt

According to the Oakeshott typology it is classified as Type XV and dates from approximately 1350 - 1400

The set consists of greaves and vambraces

medieval overdress lene green Vikingmantels This belt end for wideThis long peasant's dress is made of sturdy cotton fabric (twill). The upper part has a close fitting cut and features a centre front placket with wooden buttons. A lacing at the back allows you to adjust it to a custom fit. Laced up, the dress is reminiscent of a bodice or corsage. The sewn on skirt piece is gathered at the waist, which makes for a feminine silhouette. Pockets are incorporated on the sides at hip level. Historically, our sleeveless