Templar for men and women with the Cross of eight Beatitudes, made of polyester.
Exclusive Hood Cover
This luxury cover is convenient for many different occasions, such as a LARP-Con or a medieval market. The cover is very comfortable to wear, lined with fabric and embroidered on the front and back. The cover can be closed with the straps sewn or you can use a metal fibula (brooch).
Note: Other illustrated products are not included in the delivery content!
Details:
- Material: 100% cotton
- wash at 40 ° C
- Color combination: brown / light brown - also available: black / dark blue (IF-300230), green / light green (IF-300231)
- Available sizes: S, M, L
This short cover with high collar and slits for arms is based on historical models of the pelarinos and / or cotta . Made of lightweight cotton on the outside, the cover is lined from the inside with satin and briefly reaches the waist, and is being closed with long strings. An ideal garment to display, for example, a musketeer, a fencer or a 17th-century nobleman.
Features:
- Material: Cotton, satin
- Weight: approx. 0.7 kg
Hospitable Mantle
The Knights Hospitallers (also known as The Hospitable Military Sovereign, Order of St. John of Jerusalem of Rhodes and Malta,
This long and wide tailoring tunic has wide sleeves (which go up to the hands), is made of cotton velvet and lined with dark red fabric along the hem of the tunic, the front cut, the sleeves and hood. The hood has a good depth to cover the top of the face if necessary.
As winter approaches and Viking nights get longer and darker once again, it's time to get ready. From the struggle for food, wealth and land, men return to their villages.
As we know here, the Vikings also had to get dressed enough not to be victims of the cold. But what were the methods at that time? Animal skin, which today is more on the ground, was a very popular helper in the Middle Ages. Especially in winter, this fur skin was probably a warming miracle. But even when the days were longer again and the sun appeared more often, the skins could still be used, for example, to make the chair or seat more comfortable.
Medieval cotton cape.
Does not include suit, mesh, belt, shoes or sword.
Composition 100% cotton.
In the Middle Ages, the robe was a basic garment. Generally used by ordinary people as protection against elements, the robes could have several different lengths, with or without hood, and came in a variety of styles or patterns. There were numerous ways to fasten this particular type of coat or cape - with a fibula (brooch), a small chain, bows or, later, buttons.
Our hooded robe is made of plain cotton and closes at the front with a single wooden button and single.
Burkhard Medieval Cover, Unisex, various colors
The cape, a basic garment during the Middle Ages, was worn by all walks of life. It was available with or without a hood, in various lengths, and also in a variety of styles or patterns. It protected and kept the wearer warm in adverse weather conditions, and anyone who thought some extra protection was needed wore an additional Gugel (a hood that covered the shoulders) over the cover.
This unisex semicircular cover is made of cotton fabric and equipped with a large hood. It is closed with wooden button.
We would like to point out that cotton fabric is not waterproofed. However, it can be easily treated with a water-repellent spray to resist light rain.
Please note: the delivery includes only the cover! The other items in the photo above are available separately in our online store.
Details:
- Available sizes: one size
- Material: 100% cotton
- Total length: approx. 138 cm (measured from the center of the back to the lower sheath)
- Care instructions: Machine wash at 40°C, delicate cycle, do not dry in dryer
Burkhard Medieval Cover, Unisex, various colors
The cape, a basic garment during the Middle Ages, was worn by all walks of life. It was available with or without a hood, in various lengths, and also in a variety of styles or patterns. It protected and kept the wearer warm in adverse weather conditions, and anyone who thought some extra protection was needed wore an additional Gugel (a hood that covered the shoulders) over the cover.
This unisex semicircular cover is made of cotton fabric and equipped with a large hood. It is closed with wooden button.
We would like to point out that cotton fabric is not waterproofed. However, it can be easily treated with a water-repellent spray to resist light rain.
Please note: the delivery includes only the cover! The other items in the photo above are available separately in our online store.
Details:
- Available sizes: one size
- Material: 100% cotton
- Total length: approx. 138 cm (measured from the center of the back to the lower sheath)
- Care instructions: Machine wash at 40°C, delicate cycle, do not dry in dryer
Burkhard Medieval Cover, Unisex, various colors
The cape, a basic garment during the Middle Ages, was worn by all walks of life. It was available with or without a hood, in various lengths, and also in a variety of styles or patterns. It protected and kept the wearer warm in adverse weather conditions, and anyone who thought some extra protection was needed wore an additional Gugel (a hood that covered the shoulders) over the cover.
This unisex semicircular cover is made of cotton fabric and equipped with a large hood. It is closed with wooden button.
We would like to point out that cotton fabric is not waterproofed. However, it can be easily treated with a water-repellent spray to resist light rain.
Please note: the delivery includes only the cover! The other items in the photo above are available separately in our online store.
Details:
- Available sizes: one size
- Material: 100% cotton
- Total length: approx. 138 cm (measured from the center of the back to the lower sheath)
- Care instructions: Machine wash at 40°C, delicate cycle, do not dry in dryer
Shoulder skin made of Nordic sheepskin, rusty brown
As winter approached and the Viking nights became longer and darker again, it was time to get ready. After long raids in search of food and riches, the men returned to their villages to spend the winter and spread the story of their triumphs.
Even the Vikings of that time had to warm up enough, as we know it today, to avoid falling victim to the cold.
But what options did they have?
Animal skin, which today is more of a decorative accessory found on the ground, was a very popular feature in medieval times. Especially in winter, the skins were probably a warming wonder. But even when the days got longer and the sun appeared more often, the skins could still be used, for example, as a seat cushion to make a chair or bench more comfortable.
This shoulder skin is perfect for getting closer to a wild warrior or a brave Viking. Whether it's a Viking festival or a medieval market, with this shoulder skin no cold will get in the way.
As our skins are natural products, small variations in color, length or size of hair are completely normal. They are untreated and therefore free of chemicals. Due to the adapted shape of the shoulders and neck, there are no folds and the hair does not protrude. So nothing stops the next big event!
Details:
- Hair length: approx. 10 – 15 cm
- Color: rusty brown
