Wikingeroutfits

Viking the landlord clothing set Some of the Vikings did not go on raids, or had already moved away from such active entertainment, but still wore good clothes because they owned land. Here is a wealthy Scandinavian man, a solid landowner. For your convenience, we have put together a set of different costume elements, which can be ordered as a whole, in parts or add more elements to it: Hedeby klappenrock jacket medieval viking shirt wide medieval pants Medieval boots from Hedebu, type 10 Viking hat Viking leather belt of X century And more detailed: The first thing that catches your eye is his Hedeby klappenrock jacket in a beautiful wine colour. Color �...

Viking men’s coat Long time ago, far from Asgard, when Alföðr Odin was simply wandering all the Nine Worlds in search of more adventures than wisdom. Then, in one of the world, either Midgard or Utgard, he was seen riding Sleipnir somewhere to the East. So, those who saw him claim with one voice that Odin looked like Odin, but he was wearing some especial Nordic costume. There was Viking coat, but short, loose and with buttons. Well, where could common Vikings and giants see such Viking jacket? Made of good quality mustard wool with so dark brown trimming, so it seems to be a black one. It is mid-thigh length, but has long sleeves. And, eight cast buttons from the front, which shine l...

Viking clothing outfit for men Odin, father of gods an people, was a great humorist. He was ruling Asgard and Æsir not only with powerful arm and with not too adequate decisions, but, on the spur of moment, he often went down into Midgard – to wander among the people for a while, to listen tittle-tattle, to drink some ale and simply to have a good time. As a rule, Odin was wandering in his own look of one-eyed elder, who wears a cloak and hat with wide flaps, with two talking ravens on his shoulders – Huginn and Muninn… And, he was scratching his head - why do people recognize him? Well, yes, only feeble-minded Viking could not take this one-eyed old man, wearing a cloak,...

Viking ship pendant