cloak george red

cloak george redThe cloak is well suited to reenactment, cosplay and LARP. Crafted from cotton, it has been designed specifically for battles. The two straps are crossed over the chest, then passed behind the back and tied around the stomach. This ensures that the cloak remains in place whilst the wearer moves around a great deal. The cloak may also be worn very well together with a harness. The knot is no longer visible at the front, and the cloak fits perfectly

The sword is crafted from high-quality carbon steel with a hardness of 50–55 HRC

The colour of the cover may vary between black and brown

The wood is smoothly polished and features a varnish layer which still shows the natural grain of the wood

The extra strips of fabric — also known as gores — arranged at the centre ensure that the tunic falls elegantly and remains comfortable to wear

Crafted from a fine and comfortable cotton fabric

It is painted by hand so that all details look lifelike

It is provided with a wooden handle behind the umbo

6 mm chain mail was already worn in the time of the Celts and Romans

The core is protected by a layer of kevlar

This type of dress has been designed based on images in early medieval manuscripts and on surviving clothing remnants from the Viking Age

Turtle brooches were worn in pairs on the hangeroc by Viking women

meaning: fortification of the Frisians and Ghaidhealaibh (and of the foreign Gaels)