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Simple knee-length cotta or tunic made from unbleached linen with handsewn stitching. It is supposed to be worn under a matching wool cotta. The cotta is suitable for almost all medieval portrayals. -
Early baggy trousers made from madder red wool. They were worn by Rus and Vikings. Also suitable for other early medieval portrayals. -
Early baggy trousers made from brown wool. They were worn by Rus and Vikings. Also suitable for other early medieval portrayals. -
Elegant undertunic made from linen with elaborate decorative stitching. The tunic is suitable for almost all medieval portrayals. -
Early medieval tunic based on the Haithabu finds. Knee-length with rounded sleeve head and four gussets. The decorative seams on collar, sleeves & hem are handsewn. -
Asymmetric, calf-length semi-circular cloak made from stone grey, heavy loden. Suitable as a travelling or bad weather cloak, as well as an elegant cape. -
Simple medieval undergarment made from pure linen. The linen is undyed and bleached. The dress is suitable for almost all medieval portrayals. -
Elegant undertunic made from linen with diamond twill weave. The tunic is suitable for almost all medieval portrayals. -
Late medieval dress based on the Herjolfsnes finds. With pocket slits in the side gussets. The visible seams are done by hand with plant-dyed wool. -
Simple medieval undergarment made from linen. Closed with a handmade fabric button at the collar. The dress is suitable for almost all medieval portrayals. -
Victorian dress shirt with standup collar. Also often worn by women as Garibaldi blouse. You may also know that this shirt was also worn by the Fourth Doctor from Doctor Who. -
Gorgeous, voluminous bustle skirt in the peacock colours blue, turquoise and green. It is made of organdy and tulle and has a separate front cover.
