medieval surcotte isabeau blue

medieval surcotte isabeau blueThe surcotte, originally worn as an outer garment by men, became more popular amongst women from the thirteenth century onwards. The garment has been designed to be worn over another piece of clothing. Wide, sleeveless surcottes were worn by the working class, whilst narrow surcottes were favoured by the aristocracy. Narrow surcottes such as this one emerged in the 14th century and were sometimes a controversial garment. This type of surcotte arose

The Tarpaulin is crafted from high quality canvas cotton

polished metal was the only means by which one could view one's own reflection

Alongside a ring pommel

The chain mail on the back of the hand has a woollen padding underneath for extra protection

the holder features beautifully hand-finished details

It is battle-ready

adjustable liner and a chin strap for secure wear

The cloak is crafted from cotton and is well-suited to spring

5 litres of your favourite beverage

In this way the head remained protected

Thanks to the cotton straps that run over the shoulders and back

The blade of the original has not been preserved