early medieval tunic clovis natural brown

early medieval tunic clovis natural brownThe tunic is based on early medieval images in illuminated manuscripts from the eighth and ninth centuries, such as the Stuttgart Psalterium. It is particularly well suited to re enacting and LARPing of the Great Migration, Merovingians and Franks. Manuscripts show that tunics from this period featured contrasting colours and coloured strips of fabric as decoration. The tunic has been designed as a reconstruction of this style. The neckline is open

whilst the quiver has beautiful hand-worked details such as the stitching on the back

or deflect an opponent’s shield or weapon

It is available in size S up to XXL

together with the axe

it forms an almost fully enclosed visor

This LARP spear is crafted from latex and foam and features a fibre glass core

It features a wooden grip and a cross-guard with finger ring

The cabasset features a leather lining and a chin strap

such as the pig-snout bascinet or the klappvisier bascinet

This hauberk is well-suited to experimental archaeology

The type remained in use until the early 14th century

The Milanese armour style is recognisable by the large