Cross-helmet, 2 mm steel, with leather coating

Viking Sword with Sheath,
Ready for the Battle of the 11th Century (Blunt Practice), SK-B

The battle-ready one-hand sword we offer here is an interpretation of an 11th century Viking sword. This type of sword (Oakeshott Type X) represents the transition from the Viking sword to the medieval or chivalrous sword, and the many surviving examples attest to its popularity both at the end of the Viking Era and in the High Middle Ages.

The kilt, the most famous garment of Scottish Highlanders, is a knee-length skirt (usually in a plaid pattern) worn exclusively by men.

Our kilt is an 8 yard kilt and therefore swings well. A particularly noteworthy quality feature is the perfectly arranged pleats at the back. The front is double, like a wraparound skirt, and fastened at the waist with leather straps and buckles. The kilt does not have a hem, but it does have a traditional kilt selvedge.

A shirt, socks (knee-high socks), and matching accessories—kilt pin, Sporran (kilt bag), and wide leather belt—perfectly complete the Highlander look.

Details:
- Outer fabric: 100% Polyacrylic
- Lining: 100% Polyester
- Contains non-textile parts of animal origin (leather)
- Color: black (plain/no tartan)
- Total length: approx. 60 cm
- Available sizes: S, M, L, XL, XXL, 3XL

The size indicated on the package is the waist size in inches (in.)

Care instructions: Machine wash at 40°C, delicate cycle, do not tumble dry.

Attention:
Delivery includes only the skirt! The other items pictured above are available separately in our online shop.

Are you a fan of the Spartans and their unwavering courage, just like us? Our Corinthian Greek helmet is the right fit for you! This legendary helmet is handmade 20 gauge soft steel, making it ideal for cosplaying the powerful Spartans and will be a great decorative accessory for your old décor.

It was the favorite helmet of most of the heavy armor lancers of the Greek Hoplites during the archaic period and the beginning of the classical period, and even the famous Athenian leader, Pericles, was depicted wearing it. Later, it gave way to lighter forms of helmets that prevented less the sighting and hearing of hoplite, but continued to be worn in a slightly modified way by the Italians as the "Italian-Corinthian" helmet until the rise of the Roman Empire.

Our Corinthian helmet is lined with a comfortable and secure leather lining. A circumference of approx. 68 cm makes almost all head sizes fit. And a sturdy chin strap closed with a beautiful buckle will help keep your helmet in place throughout your battle.