viking trousers herringbone motif ivar burgundy gr

viking trousers herringbone motif ivar burgundy grThe herringbone pattern is a historical weaving method that was employed throughout early medieval Europe and still occurs today. Archaeological finds show that Vikings wore fabrics utilising this weaving method. Textile fragments with a herringbone motif have been excavated, for example, in the historical Viking towns of Hedeby, Birka, Jorvik (Coppergate and Lloyds Bank) and in London. The herringbone design gives these trousers a very historically

Dresses of this style were worn by all classes in society

The Knut tunic is well-suited to re-enacting

The gloves have been designed specifically for protection during fencing

but rarely in Western Europe

The weapon has been constructed from a flexible glass fibre core with a layer of durable foam

The habit is provided with a chaperon and a waistband

The acketon covers the body to the hips

It serves as a particularly fine complement to medieval LARP

Size in cm S M L XL XXL XXXLCircumference of waistband85-9595-110110-115115-120125-130135Length of trousers100102104107110112

The herringbone pattern is a historical weaving method that was employed throughout early medieval Europe and still occurs today

Helmets of this type were worn by knightly orders such as the Templars

which consists of different leather pieces connected to one another with small square sections