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Three-fingered gloves were used by people from lower and middle class mostly as a hand protection at work. Woolen gloves with lining are perfect for fall-winter season. ...

Simple coat modeled on finds dated on X, XI and XII century. It has a shape of a rectangle in size about 150x110 cm. It is made of wool, without lining. It has no fastening, it can be fastened with a brooch (not included). ...

A folding chair made of pine wood or alder wood. Measurements: the seat (linen) 500x320mm, height 450mm. ...

A folding chair made of pine wood or alder wood. Decorative endings of the seat support. Measurements: the seat (linen) 500x320mm, height 450mm. ...

A headwear made of wool without the lining, with fringes, well fitted to the head. ...

A gambeson with horizontal seems below the waist, no collar. It's well fitted to the trunk. In the standard version, it's fastened at the front with 14 tin buttons and with 5 buttons on each sleeve; sleeves from shoulder to elbow are vertically patterned. Lethear straps for attaching the elements of...

A long gambeson modelled on the one from Biblia Maciejowskiego. It's put on over the head and fastened with two buttons on the neck. It is thicker than our other gambesons. ...

A headwear made of wool with a linen padding reaching below the shoulders, with a tail....

A cotte is a loose under garment dress worn in the 13th century and at the beginning of the 14th century. It's let out from the waist by gussets, long sleeves, without the lining. ...

An open lady's hood with a long tail, worn at the beginning of the 15th century mainly in England and France. It's made of wool with a woollen padding of the same colour....

It's a long loose robe put on over the head, with sleeves which can be tossed to the back. It's made of wool with a linen lining....

It's a long loose robe put on over the head, with no sleeves. It's made of wool with a linen lining. A sleeveless surcoat is an outer garment used from the 13th century till the early 14th century. In the iconography it is not usually tightened with the belt. ...

Worn as a padding under the helmet....

A quilted hood worn under the helmet or the chain mail bonnet....

Quilted hood sewn from four elements, worn under a chain mail bonnet or a helmet. Perfectly adjusts to various types of helmets (cervelliere, klappviser, close helmet) and thanks to its cut and seams it is comfortable to use and easy to put on....

A plain disassemblable stool.

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MNDS0369 - Oak - 6 items

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It is fit male garment made from four parts plus sleeves. It’s made from wool with a linen lining. In the standard version, price for the cottehardie includes ca. 30 tin moulded buttons....

A cotton cone made of 14 parts,( diameter approx. 3 meters) with a wooden folded mast(two parts)of 2,6 metres heigh with a set of steel pegs. We use cotton (about 340g/m2) with waterproof impregnatation....

This is the first type of a doublet. The basquine is longer then in the later type of doublet and reaches the buttocks. The doublet can be made only from linen or from wool with linen lining....

Early medieval gambeson. Padded in rhombus. Length to knee, sleeves 3/4. Without a collar. Fastened on the shoulder. ...

There are holes in the front for lacing up. They are with linen lining in the average standard and with fool foot. In economic version, the separate hose has stirrups and is without lining. There is also a possibility of modification....

Medieval chair in X shape with a backrest. This historical furnishing is made of birch wood of high quality....

Long, loose gambeson with a slit on the back side. Wide sleeves. Standard version includes 4 bindings (leather straps). Can be used as the only protection or worn outside the armour. This type of gambeson was used during the whole of the 14th century....

A simple gambeson with vertical seems and a turn-up collar, well fitted to the trunk. In the standard version, its fastened with four strings. The length is half - thigh. With the cut at the back....

Gambeson with vertical sewings starting from the waist, without the collar. This gambeson fits well to the body. Standard version of gambeson buttoned up with 15 buttons made of fabric. Sleeves with vertical sewings starting from the elbow to the wrist. 2 part cut of the sleeve provides better manoe...

Great helmet made of non-hardened steel. Elements riveted with steel rivets. It has a leather strap with buckle to be fastened below the chin....

Hats felted of sheep fleece. All hand made. While ordering, please write the code of the model in additional information box....

A short hood made of wool with a linen lining with a short tail.


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id 276 - color: green, material: wool, unisize

Large hood with two endings, made of two types of woolen fabric of different colors. Each ending has two tiny bells fastened to the tip. ...

These are separate hoses joined with a gore. They are without lining and with full foot in our standard. In economic version, joined hose has stirrups. Attention: we DO NOT do the holes because it requires trying on with the doublet....

It is fit in trunk. Jopula is a male's garment made from four parts plus sleeves. At the bottom, it is long and with gores from hips down....

Helmet with a movable visor of a high quality 2mm spring steal. ...

The separate hose is laced – up in three places (attention: we DO NOT do the holes, because it requires trying on with the doublet). In the average and high standards, they are with linen lining and with full foot. ...

Late-medieval pourpoint from 14th and 15th century. Our gambeson is characterized by low weight, high mobility, and historical look. It's proper for both fighters and civilians....

Based on a French iconography, the late-medieval 14th-century pourpoint will prove itself both in combat and as civilian clothing. This medieval ...

The medieval German pourpoint is a replica of a 14th century gambeson based on German sources. Thanks to the use of new filling and cut-out, this ...

Medieval bag-hat made of wool with linen lining in contrastive color. It is similar to a bag for small items. Sewn with a machine, but finished by hand (medium standard) or all by machine (economic standard)....

Medieval cowl with buttons "Egerton" is a historical headwear for men. This type of medieval hood will be a perfect complement to your late-medieval outfit....

A cotte is a loose men's garment, let out from the waist by gussets. A cotte has a cut in front and at the back, long sleeves, the length until half calf, it's made with a lining....

Small tent for 1 or 2 persons. Great for medieval wanderers. Tent made of cotton fabric covered on the inner side with a synthetic finishing protecting from rain. It has 2 masts of 125cm length joined with a horizontal pole. Length between the masts is 150cm. No guy ropes; there are only loops on th...

This type was used in 13th and in 1st half of 14th century. The price refers to a tunic in standard version (one colour, no applications). Tunic is made of wool with linen lining. For extra charge you can order applications or/and order a tunic in more than one colours....

A jack made of over a dozen layers of fabric (14 on the body and 8 on the arms). The internal layers can be linen or of cotton, the outside and lining are linen. In late middle ages it was used as an armour itself without any metal armour elements fastened to it. It is heavier and more rigid and du...

Thin quilted knee-long tunic with long sleeves and vertical seams. Simple cut of this tunic is based on a civil cotte. Pulled on over the head with no additional fastenings. From the hips down it is widened with wedges on the sides, cut on front and back. It has also small wedges under armpits to in...

Sixteen-angled bicolor (red and black) pavillon with one mast - construction based on guy ropes (what makes it easier to transport comparing to umbrella-type tents). Bicolor walls are detachable. ...

Sixteen-angled bicolor (yellow and black) pavillon with one mast - construction based on guy ropes (what makes it easier to transport comparing to umbrella-type tents). Bicolor walls are detachable. ...

Cut of this garment is modeled on the pourpoint of Charles de Blois, who died in 1364. A characteristic features of this gambeson are very deep cuts on the sleeves and cut off at the waist. Sleeves are composed of several connected components for greater convenience....

An early-medieval gambeson, inspired by clothes from Rus and northern Europe. Made of linen, with thin filling and linen lining. Knee-long, widened with gussets on the sides from hips. It has long, narrowed at the end sleeves and gusset at the armpits, allowing free movement. It is closed with two l...

Quilted protection for the thighs reaching below the knees. It have rhombus stiched on the knees. ...

Quilted protection for the thighs reaching below the knees....

Simple vikings' hood. Made of wool with linen lining. Effectively protects the head and shoulders from cold wind and rain during historical reenactments. ...

Simple viking trousers, long, linen. Made of two pieces of fabric and a strap which holds the trousers at the waist. ...

A simple vikings' tunic made of wool or linen with no lining. It has four gussets widening it from the waist. Gussets at armpits allow free movement. The tunic is made of wool or linen, it has a linen hem around the neck, which ensures higher comfort of use. It has four gussets widening it from t...

A medieval sac for trifles and coins, made of plant-tanned leather of ~2 mm thickness. Sewn from 4 parts in a shape of a pouch. This leather medieval small bag is tied up with a leather strap....

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