meduseld underdress

meduseld underdressSeeking a comfortable and practical addition to your medieval wardrobe? The natural linen underdress is well suited to completing any historical ensemble. Its wide, loose cut permits ease of movement, whilst its capacity to absorb sweat and oils protects outer garments from wear. The sleeves and collar are adjustable by means of internal drawstrings, ensuring a well fitted result across all body types. Complete your medieval wardrobe with this high

The Vryla Premium Bracers are the epitome of elegance and elvish style

The V-shaped plates on the chest provided additional defence against upward strikes towards the face

which began appearing in larger numbers around 950 AD

A fine accessory for Roman re-enactment and for assembling your own (leather) armour

The belt is 130 cm and you can adjust the size by punching holes in the leather

With attention to every detail and fine craftsmanship

Greaves were worn over chainmail chausses and provided an additional layer of protection for the lower legs of mounted knights

who also referred to it as the "steel bonnet

Crafted from rough woven cotton

as seen in this dress

The Fighter Bracers have been designed to fit comfortably

so the sword may also be finished blunted or razor sharp