womens tunic theresa brown

womens tunic theresa brownThe tunic has been specially crafted for women, rendering it considerably more elegant. It is well suited to portraying, for example, a valkyrie or shield maiden. The split at the front and back permits ease of movement, making it particularly well suited to battles, LARP and horseback riding.

It is also well-suited to reenactment battles

This weapon has been constructed from a flexible glass fibre core with a layer of durable foam coated in a strong layer of latex

This armour is well-suited to combining with other armour pieces and is particularly fitting for late medieval costumes

The armour is 1 mm thick and is well-suited to LARP battles

Tunics of this kind were basic garments worn by men from the Early to Late Middle Ages throughout Europe

Medieval helmets of this kind were very popular amongst medieval infantry

yet may be tied with the strings to create puffed sleeves

based on Roman shields from Antiquity

The blade is forged from 1065 carbon steel and tempered to a hardness of 48–52 HRC

The Viking cloak permits attendance at events throughout both summer and winter

The red leather scabbard cover lends it a particularly luxurious appearance

Doublets were worn during the Dutch Golden Age and in the time of Elizabeth I of England