Beenwindsels Ubbe, geel Middeleeuwse overkleden en wapenrokken This tunic is made of

This tunic is made of cotton canvas

This dress is made after the 8th-9th century underdresses excavated in Haithabu

Our pirate vest is ideal for controlling the flowy cut of typical pirate shirts and adding some body shape

This scent smells like a library filled with old books

This burgonet features a neck guard

Beenwindsels Ubbe, geel Middeleeuwse overkleden en wapenrokken This tunic is made ofPeople wore leg wrappings in the early Middle Ages for warming the legs and against injuries in, for example, farm work. They were wrapped from knees to ankles around the lower leg and fastened over the pants with a piece of fabric or a fibula. These leg wrappings are made of cotton and are even colored. With the included cotton lace you can fasten them around the legs. The ends are neatly seamed to avoid fraying. The leg wrappings are delivered per