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3 fingered woolen gloves

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....

A fringed hood type 3

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

A gambeson type 4

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; s...

A gambeson type 5 (quilted straight)

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 gambeson type 6

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

A hood type 1

A head wear made of wool with a linen padding reaching the shoulders, with a tail. ...

A hood type 1 with cut-out

A head wear made of wool with a linen padding reaching the shoulders, with a tail. It can be made with a cut-out....

A hood type 2

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

A hood type 4

A headwear made of black wool with a linen padding, tied under the arms with strings. ...

A lady's cotte type 2

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.Made of wool with linen lining...

A lady's hood type 1 - 'Gremlin'

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....

A lady's hood type 2

A lady's hood with a tail made of wool with a linen lining. It's fastened with buttons at the front. In the standard version there are 12 brass moulded buttons (shamrock in shape). ...

A lady's surcoat type 3

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. I...

A short coat with the lining

A coat made from a circle with the lining reaching half thigh. It's fastened with 6 tin moulded ...

A surcoat type 1

It's a long loose robe put on over the head, with sleeves which can be tossed to the back. It should be a little bit shorter than a cotte. It&'s made of wool with a linen lining....

Arming doublet

A thin garment, cut in the waist, with leather strips sewn on top. The sleeves are not puffed. ...

Bohurt gambeson mark I

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Bohurt quilted hood mark I

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Chaperon with cut-out

A court headwear made of wool without lining. It has a cut-out....

Children's gambeson

Simple type with vertical seams along whole lenght....

Cotte for girls

Loose dress for girls. Made of linen or wool with no lining.

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ID 948, red lin, height 128 cm, chest girth till 80 cm, sleeves 41 cm

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Cottehardie

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....

Doublet - wool

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 plates (St. Maurice) - second quality

Torso protection made of metal plates from high quality spring steel riveted to a textile coat. The coat is made of three layers of fabric (wool-cotton-linen). Metal plates are shaped and hardened to ...

Early separate hose

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 stapes and is without lining. There is als...

Gambeson type 1

A simple gambeson with vertical seams, with a turn-up collar, well fitted to the trunk. In the standard version it's fastened with four strings (with a surcharge it can be made with overcast stitches)...

Gambeson type 10

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 gamb...

Gambeson type 13 (de Blois)

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 ar...

Gambeson type 7

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

Gambeson type 9 (Burgundy)

Gambeson used usually by archers or soldiers in the second half of the 15th century. Short sleeve make shooting more convenient. Standard workmanship includes 4 bindings (leather straps). ...

Joined hose

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 stapes. Attention: we DO NOT do the holes because it requi...

Late separate hose

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 economic version, the separate hose has stapes and is made without...

Long quilted legs

Quilted hose worn under the chain mail hose. It is with stapes....

Men's cotte type 1 - wool

A cotte is a loose men's garment. It has a cut in front and at the back, long sleeves, the length reaching half-calf, without the lining. A cotte was worn in 13th and in early 14th c. ...

Men's cotte type 3 - wool

Loose subjacent men's garment let out from the waist downwards with gores (in the front and in the back). Long sleeves. The cotte is half calf long and it is without a lining. It was worn in the 13th ...

Outer gambeson type 1 (long sleeve))

Gambeson worn on the armour. Buttoned, very thin, quilted vertically. Made of wool with linen lining. In standard, it has 15 material buttons (you can choose also moulded buttons). Very commonly shown...

Over armor tunic

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...

Red wine bottle Bartholomeus - clear

In the Middle Ages, wine was typically kept and sold in barrels. For serving purposes, the wine would be decanted into a bottle and brought to the table. Our craftsmen have created handmade copies of ...

Red wine bottle Bartholomeus - green

In the Middle Ages, wine was typically kept and sold in barrels. For serving purposes, the wine would be decanted into a bottle and brought to the table. Our craftsmen have created handmade copies of ...

Robe type 1

For male, loose dress with turnup collar. The robe put on through the head, to be buttoned up under neck. Reaches to the knees. It is made from wool with linen lining. It's made up of four parts plus ...

Rus kaftan - quilted

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, na...

Short quilted legs (straight)

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

Skjoldehamn tunic

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 li...

Tournament gambeson mark I

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Tournament short quilted legs mark I

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Tunic - wool

Simple gown shown on variety of depictions, made of 2 main and 4 triangular pieces. It may be worn under other clothes or separately. The gown has a slit buttoned with 4 tin moulded buttons. Made of l...

Water glass Jonas - clear

Medieval craftsmen took great pride in decorating their work. One of the common ways to decorate drinking glasses was to put knobs (or bumps) on them. This also served to make the glasses less slipper...

Water glass Jonas - green

Medieval craftsmen took great pride in decorating their work. One of the common ways to decorate drinking glasses was to put knobs (or bumps) on them. This also served to make the glasses less slipper...

Women hose

Short women hose with a feet lace-up under the knee with a garter (not in set). ...

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