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Medieval pantyhose with laces, brown - 1
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Medieval pantyhose with laces, brown
These medieval hoses (also called chausses) are made of cotton fabric and equipped with laces with metal tips. They are cut into bias, which gives them a natural elasticity and greatly increases the comfort of use. Small side slits on the hems make it easy to put on the shoes. The appearance and cutting of these hoses can be historically attributed to the High Middle Ages.
€22.76
€26.78
Trousers with drawstring (trousers), natural color - 2
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Trousers with drawstring (trousers), natural color
These pants have a rubber band at the back and a drawstring to tighten at the front. It has wooden buttons on the ankles, which give an authentic look.Available in various sizes and colors.
Details:- Material: 100% cotton- Color: natural- Material: 100% Baumwolle



Size
Waist circumferenceapprox.
Inner leg lengthapprox.
Outer leg lengthapprox.


S
84cm
69cm
100cm


M
90cm
77cm
108cm


I
94cm
78cm
109cm


GG
99cm
79cm
110cm


XXL
100cm
80cm 111cm


XXXL
110cm
76cm
112cm
€22.76
€26.78
Medieval pantyhose with laces, red - 4
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Medieval pantyhose with laces, red
These medieval hoses (also called chausses) are made of cotton fabric and equipped with laces with metal tips. They are cut into bias, which gives them a natural elasticity and greatly increases the comfort of use. Small side slits on the hems make it easy to put on the shoes. The appearance and cutting of these hoses can be historically attributed to the High Middle Ages.Although the existence of pantyhose can be traced back to the Neolithic period, this type of legwear did not become popular until the Middle Ages, when more fittedclothes began to become fashionable. Worn exclusively by men and initially worn as underwear, they were tied to a belt or directly to pants with pointed laces. By the end of the Middle Ages, the cut had evolved further, so the pantyhose usually covered the buttocks and used to be worn with a gibbon. The Mi-Parti hose (also known as multicolored hose , divided - mainly vertically - in different colors) was also quite popular. Numerous illustrations testify to the prevalence of hose in the Middle Ages, for example, in the Rutland Psalter , an illuminated manuscript, and in the Morgan Bible (also known as Maciejowski Bible or Crusader Bible). ), an illustrated 13th-century Bible.
€22.76
€26.78
Green Elric model shirt - 1
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Green Elric model shirt
Product available with different options
Medieval shirt with collar and fists for man. It can be worn alone or under another piece of clothing. Valid for medieval or Renaissance. Manufactured in 100% cotton.
€22.76
€26.78
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Shirt model Elric bordeaux - 1
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Shirt model Elric bordeaux
Medieval shirt with collar and fists for man. It can be worn alone or under another piece of clothing. Valid for medieval or Renaissance. Manufactured in 100% cotton.
€22.76
€26.78
Medieval gugel with Zaddeln - 1
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Medieval gugel with Zaddeln
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Medieval gugel with Zaddeln

Heavy duty gugel with German Zaddeln. This type of Gugel was very popular since the early thirteenth century and serves well for late and late medieval representations.

Details:
Size: one size
Material: 100% Cotton
Color: brown / natural color
Material: 100% Baumwolle
€22.76
€26.78
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Medieval shirt, short sleeve, brown - 1
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Medieval shirt, short sleeve, brown
Medieval shirt, short sleeve, brownThis loose-cut short-sleeved shirt is a true classic of the late medieval dress. It has a high collar with tie at the neckline and furrowed at the front and back. The handles are also slightly frowning. The shirt is made of fine cotton fabric and is very comfortable in fit.
€23.67
€27.85
Jasper Medieval Tunic, Short Sleeve, Black - 1
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Jasper Medieval Tunic, Short Sleeve, Black
Jasper Medieval Tunic, Short Sleeve, Black

This tunic is suitable for representing many Northern and Central European tribes during the migration period until the High Middle Ages.

It is made of cotton fabric and is part of the basic equipment in the summer. The round neckline has a slit in the center of the front and can be worn open or closed with a fibula as desired. The so-called Geren (wedges) are inserted into the side seams from the hips. The front and center of the back have a slit at the hem so that the tunic can also be worn for cycling.

To look authentic, the tunic with a leather belt.

Details:
- Available sizes: S, M, L, XL, XXL, 3XL
- Color: Black
- Material: 100% cotton
- Total length for size L: approx. 102 cm (measured at the center of the back)
- Care instructions: Machine wash at 40°C, delicate cycle, do not tumble dry.
€25.50
€30.00
Medieval braided tunic Ailrik, short sleeves, black - 2
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Medieval braided tunic Ailrik, short sleeves, black
Medieval braided tunic Ailrik, short sleeves, black

This tunic is ideal for portraying many peoples of Central and Northern Europe, from the Migration Period (Völkerwanderung) to the High Middle Ages.
€27.31
€32.13
Cotton Viking Tunic, Chestnut - 2
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Cotton Viking Tunic, Chestnut
In ancient times, tunics were worn mainly on the skin as underwear. But by the early Middle Ages, its use had changed and the tunics became a common piece of outerwear. The preserved fragments are few, but many contemporary illustrations, such as the Bayeaux Tapestry or illuminated miniatures/manuscripts, provided evidence of what medieval garments looked like and how they were generally worn.

€27.31
€32.13
Cotton Viking Tunic, beige - 1
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Cotton Viking Tunic, beige
In ancient times, tunics were worn mainly on the skin as underwear. But by the early Middle Ages, its use had changed and the tunics became a common piece of outerwear. The preserved fragments are few, but many contemporary illustrations, such as the Bayeaux Tapestry or illuminated miniatures/manuscripts, provided evidence of what medieval garments looked like and how they were generally worn.

€27.31
€32.13
Cotton Viking tunic, dark red - 2
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Cotton Viking tunic, dark red
In ancient times, tunics were worn mainly on the skin as underwear. But by the early Middle Ages, its use had changed and the tunics became a common piece of outerwear. The preserved fragments are few, but many contemporary illustrations, such as the Bayeaux Tapestry or illuminated miniatures/manuscripts, provided evidence of what medieval garments looked like and how they were generally worn.

€27.31
€32.13
Pirate shirt - 2
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Pirate shirt
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Aramis shirt, var. Sizes
A loose shirt with V-neck and collected in the chest and arms, suitable for the representation of musketeers, bucks, pirates and other daring characters.
€27.31
€32.13
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Tunica Medieval - 18
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Tunica Medieval
Medieval braided tunic Ailrik, short sleeves, black
€27.31
€32.13
Tabard / Eckhart Medieval Overcoat, Mi-Parti, natural/black - 1
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Tabard / Eckhart Medieval Overcoat, Mi-Parti, natural/black
This calf-length tunic is made of sturdy cotton fabric. It has a straight cut and side slits from the waist down. It also features a slightly shorter slit in the center of the front and back.The tunic or tabard (also surcote, German: Waffenrock or Waffenkleid) appeared in the twelfth century and was worn by knights over their plate armor or chain mail. It was primarily designed to protect its wearer from direct sunlight on the battlefield, and the various color combinations were a decisive means of distinguishing brothers-in-arms from enemies in the fray.
Mi-Parti / Miparti refers to the division of a garment into different colors (mostly two). Clothes multicoloredwere quite popular in the Middle Ages. Although such garments were predominantly vertically divided, models with a checkerboard pattern of four squares in two colors are also documented. In most cases, the color composition had a markedly symbolic character. Examples of coloured tunics can be found, among others, in the Stuttgart Psalter and the Morgan M.804 Chronicles. In general, numerous illustrations testify to the prevalence of knight's tunics or tabards in medieval times, for example, paintings of Morgan's Bible (also known as the Maciejowski Bible or the Crusader Bible ), a medieval illustrated Bible from the thirteenth century, and miniatures from the Codex Manesse, an illuminated manuscript of songs from the early fourteenth century. A feature of the overcoat is its simple, straight cut. For an authentic look, we recommend pairing the tunic with a leather belt. Please note: delivery includes tabard only! The other items pictured above are available separately in our online shop. Details: - Available sizes: S/M/L, XL/XXL - Color: natural/black (plaid) (also available: black/red, red/natural color, blue/natural color, yellow/black) - Material: 100% cotton - Total length size L: approx. 124 cm (measured from the center of the neck to the bottom hem) - Care instructions: We recommend hand washing 
€31.21
€36.72
Tabard / Eckhart Medieval Overcoat, Mi-Parti, black/red - 1
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Tabard / Eckhart Medieval Overcoat, Mi-Parti, black/red
Product available with different options
This calf-length tunic is made of sturdy cotton fabric. It has a straight cut and side slits from the waist down. It also features a slightly shorter slit in the center of the front and back.The tunic or tabard (also surcote, German: Waffenrock or Waffenkleid) appeared in the twelfth century and was worn by knights over their plate armor or chain mail. It was primarily designed to protect its wearer from direct sunlight on the battlefield, and the various color combinations were a decisive means of distinguishing brothers-in-arms from enemies in the fray.
Mi-Parti / Miparti refers to the division of a garment into different colors (mostly two). Clothes multicoloredwere quite popular in the Middle Ages. Although such garments were predominantly vertically divided, models with a checkerboard pattern of four squares in two colors are also documented. In most cases, the color composition had a markedly symbolic character. Examples of coloured tunics can be found, among others, in the Stuttgart Psalter and the Morgan M.804 Chronicles. In general, numerous illustrations testify to the prevalence of knight's tunics or tabards in medieval times, for example, paintings of Morgan's Bible (also known as the Maciejowski Bible or the Crusader Bible ), a medieval illustrated Bible from the thirteenth century, and miniatures from the Codex Manesse, an illuminated manuscript of songs from the early fourteenth century. A feature of the overcoat is its simple, straight cut. For an authentic look, we recommend pairing the tunic with a leather belt. Please note: delivery includes tabard only! The other items pictured above are available separately in our online shop. Details: - Available sizes: S/M/L, XL/XXL - Color: black/red (vertical) (also available: natural color/black, red/natural color, blue/natural color, yellow/black) - Material: 100% cotton - Total length size L: approx. 124 cm (measured from the center of the neck to the bottom hem) - Care instructions: We recommend hand washing 
€31.21
€36.72
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Tabard / Eckhart Medieval Overcoat, red/natural colour - 1
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Tabard / Eckhart Medieval Overcoat, red/natural colour
This calf-length tunic is made of sturdy cotton fabric. It has a straight cut and side slits from the waist down. It also features a slightly shorter slit in the center of the front and back.The tunic or tabard (also surcote, German: Waffenrock or Waffenkleid) appeared in the twelfth century and was worn by knights over their plate armor or chain mail. It was primarily designed to protect its wearer from direct sunlight on the battlefield, and the various color combinations were a decisive means of distinguishing brothers-in-arms from enemies in the fray. Numerous illustrations testify to the prevalence of such knight's tunics in the Middle Ages, e.g., paintings of the Morgan's Bible (also known as the Maciejowski Bible or the Crusader Bible), a thirteenth-century medieval illustrated bible, and miniatures from the Codex Manesse. , an illuminated manuscript of songs from the early fourteenth century.A feature of the overcoat is its simple, straight cut. For an authentic look, we recommend pairing the tunic with a leather belt.Please note: delivery includes tabard only! The other items pictured above are available separately in our online shop. Details:- Available sizes: S/M/L, XL/XXL- Color: red/natural color (also available: natural color/black, black/red, blue/natural color, yellow/black)- Material: 100% cotton- Total length size L: approx. 124 cm (measured from the center of the neck to the bottom hem)- Care instructions: We recommend hand washing
€31.21
€36.72
Tabardo / Eckhart Medieval Overcoat, Mi-Parti, blue/natural colour - 1
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Tabardo / Eckhart Medieval Overcoat, Mi-Parti, blue/natural colour
This calf-length tunic is made of sturdy cotton fabric. It has a straight cut and side slits from the waist down. It also features a slightly shorter slit in the center of the front and back.The tunic or tabard (also surcote, German: Waffenrock or Waffenkleid) appeared in the twelfth century and was worn by knights over their plate armor or chain mail. It was primarily designed to protect its wearer from direct sunlight on the battlefield, and the various color combinations were a decisive means of distinguishing brothers-in-arms from enemies in the fray. Numerous illustrations testify to the prevalence of such knight's tunics in the Middle Ages, e.g., paintings of the Morgan's Bible (also known as the Maciejowski Bible or the Crusader Bible), a thirteenth-century medieval illustrated bible, and miniatures from the Codex Manesse. , an illuminated manuscript of songs from the early fourteenth century.A feature of the overcoat is its simple, straight cut. For an authentic look, we recommend pairing the tunic with a leather belt.Please note: delivery includes tabard only! The other items pictured above are available separately in our online shop. Details:- Available sizes: S/M/L, XL/XXL- Color: blue/natural color (also available: natural color/black, black/red, red/natural color, yellow/black)- Material: 100% cotton- Total length size L: approx. 124 cm (measured from the center of the neck to the bottom hem)- Care instructions: We recommend hand washing
€31.21
€36.72
Templar Tabardo with black cross - 1
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Templar Tabardo with black cross
Medieval Tabardo, Knights Templar, natural color / blackThis calf-to-calf tunic is made of sturdy cotton fabric. It is cut straight and has side slits from the waist down, as well as slightly shorter slits in the center of the front and back. It features the Templar cross on the chest.
€31.86
€37.49
Medieval shirt Corvin with lace, black - 5
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Medieval shirt Corvin with lace, black
A loose-cut shirt is a classic of medieval clothing and a basic garment for any man planning to go to a medieval market.What makes this medieval shirt stand out from the crowd is the bow that goes down to the sleeves and adorns the neckline as well. Other details, such as the turtleneck and double shoulder with adjacent furrowed, complete the unique design of the shirt. The shirt is made of cotton and has a very comfortable fit.
€29.13
€34.27
Shirt model Elric black - 1
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Shirt model Elric black
Medieval shirt with collar and fists for man. It can be worn alone or under another piece of clothing. Valid for medieval or Renaissance. Manufactured in 100% cotton.
€29.13
€34.27
Hagen Basic Medieval Pants, black - 3
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Hagen Basic Medieval Pants, black
Hagen Basic Medieval Pants, BlackThese versatile pull-on pants made of lightweight cotton fabric are a basic and must-have piece in any wardrobe. They are straight cut and equipped with side pockets. The waist with cuffs is equipped with adjustable cord for a perfect fit.
€31.86
€37.49
Viking Trousers / Rus Olaf Pants, black - 3
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Viking Trousers / Rus Olaf Pants, black
Viking Trousers / Rus Olaf Trousers, black-colored trousersViking-style are certainly one of the most important pieces of clothing for an authentic representation of a Viking or a Slavic.
€31.86
€37.49