medieval dress freya unbleached

medieval dress freya unbleachedThe dress has been crafted after the 8th9th century underdresses excavated in Haithabu. Underdresses of this kind were worn until the late Middle Ages. This underdress is well suited to intensive work, as it is constructed from good and thick fabric. During warm weather, women wore only the underdress. Crafted from 100% cotton, the dress is available in sizes S to XXXL. S M L XL XXL XXXL Chest circumference 98 cm 106 cm 110 cm 114 cm 118 cm 132 cm Hip

Terra sigillata was the most commonly used type of earthenware in the western part of the Roman Empire for a few centuries

These swords proved highly effective in duels

Crafted from 100% cotton canvas of 425 g/m²

The Cistercian monks were known as 'White Monks' on account of the colour of their habit

this almost unbreakable weapon permits the parrying of swords

and weighs approximately 1

A strong and thick hard leather gauntlet for the right hand

The tunic is well-suited to combining with elven swords and shields or with a bow

They offered flexible protection against most weapons

visor and bevor open – permits an optimal field of vision and airflow

it is advisable not to leave it in direct sunlight for any extended period

The ring is a replica of a Roman original discovered in the city of Herculaneum