surcoat albrun green

surcoat albrun greenThe surcoat is based on various illustrations in the Manesse Codex. Wide, sleeveless surcoats were worn by the working class, whilst narrow surcoats were worn by the aristocracy. Narrow surcoats such as this one appeared in the 14th century and were sometimes considered controversial. This type of surcoat developed during a period of sexual liberalisation. The surcoat accentuates the shape of the dress worn underneath, which drew criticism from

Constructed from 2 mm thick steel (the brim is 1

these may be added with a small steel drill

because of the beautiful design of this medieval highlight

They are depicted on the Bayeux Tapestry of 1066

the handle is wrapped in leather — the result being one of the toughest LARP weapons in the world

ensuring that every piece remains distinctive

The surcoat has a mi-parti pattern

The related bec de faucon (“falcon beak”) refers to a poleaxe or specifically to the hook on the back thereof

wears a typical helmet

The trousers permit excellent freedom of movement and are particularly comfortable to wear

For centuries they have been essential for lumberjacks and woodworkers

It is available in sizes S