Men s cotardie of the XIV-XV century

This model of medieval men's cotta with taper sleeves and cuts fore and aft, is typical for XII-XIII centuries. Cotta is decorated with thread of contrast colour on the neckline and sleeves. It goes perfectly with short chausses and chemise. We recommend you to order this cotta with lining, as it will make the wearing more comfortable and long-term. It is beingmanufactured only in natural materials. The main colour can be chosen in options. Please send us the wished colour of lining to [email protected] ..

This set includes: 1. Cotton eastern tunic 2. Cotton eastern pants Tunic is a typical example of eastern tribes wearing starting from the II century a.d. It preserved its original appearance today in some national costumes of such eastern countries as Mongolia, Kazakhstan, etc. The price does not include the belt. Pants are a typical model of eastern tribes wearing starting from the II century a.d. The pants can be tied on the calves for more comfortable wearing, as the representatives of tribes did it. Pants and tunic are made from cotton.  The wished colour combination and other regards, please send us to [email protected] ..

This model of medieval cast bronze brooch with blue stone is based on the painting  "A Goldsmith in his Shop" (Petrus Christius). Your woman’s medeival dress will look amazing with this attire. In category “Brooches and fasteners”, you may find more accessories for your medieval outfit. ..

Royal gambeson of patterned fabric There is a gorgeous gambeson of singular beauty, which we even grudge to sell, but we pushed ourselves to do that. Truly royal thing, not even because of splendid brocade as outer fabric of this good-looker. A far predecessor – pourpoint of Charles de Blois, dated by the middle of the XIV century and familiar to everyone, makes this medieval gambeson a royal one. Inspired by the royal ensemble of the golden brocade, we designed the same rich and a little bit more comfortable version. Style “pourpoint à grandes assiettes” was very popular in the XIV-XV centuries. It had uncommon scyes of sleeves, which allowed tight fitting of gambeson jacket on the body and keep extra movability. There is not a battle underarmor, but showy festive padded gambeson. Archaeologists confidently refer pourpoint of Charles de Blois to parade civil clothing. And, he was not a single fashionista like this. *** Guiron le Courtois, Bibliothèque Nationale de France, 1370-1380 years *..

Small-plated brigandine with steel rivets .  Inside are stainless steel plates 1mm Parameters of model : Chest circumference over padded protection : 117 cm Height : 183 cm Brigandine will fit on next measurements :  Chest circumference over padded protection : 116 – 124 cm T otal length of brigandine is 72 cm  ..