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Century: XIV, Sex: male

Do you have an idea for an unusual tent? You cannot find anything suitable in any company's offer? Send us your idea, sketch or description and we will send you pricing for free!...

Do you have an idea for an unusual tent? You cannot find anything suitable in any company's offer? Send us your idea, sketch or description and we will send you pricing for free!...

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....

Late-medieval woolen 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, as an under garment....

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

A coat made from a circle without the lining. In the standard version, it's fastened with 6 tin moulded buttons, it's made of thick wool. It can be made with a cut-out on the edges.

A coat made from a semicircle without the lining, tied with a string, it's made of thick wool. It can be made with a cut-out on the edges. ...

A coat made from a semicircle with the lining, tied with a string, it's made of thick wool with a linen padding. It can be made with a cut-out on the edges.

* version with buttons not available

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 ....

A linen (we use impregnated linen about 650g/m2) cone made of ten parts (at the bottom 1 metre of width, diameter approx. 3 meters) with a wooden folded (two parts) mast of 2,6 metres heigh with a set of steel pegs....

Rent a cotton cone (diameter approx. 5 metres) with a wooden folded mast (two parts) of 3,35 metres high with a set of steel pegs. We use cotton (about 340g/m2) with waterproof impregnatation....

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 tin buttons. Sleeves with vertical sewings starting from the elbow to the wrist. 2 part cut of the sleeve provides better manoeuvrability d...

A hemp rope (length 25 meters). 16 mm in diameter.

A jute rope of 40m length and 6mm diameter.

A rectangular medieval money-bag (from woll) with a linen lining, closed at the top with two strings. It’s attached to the belt with a third string. It’s trimmed with three fringes.
Dimensions: 17x23cm

A coat made from a circle without the lining reaching half thigh. It's fastened with 6 tin moulded ...

A coat made from a circle with the lining reaching half thigh. It's fastened with 6 tin moulded buttons, made of thick wool with a linen lining.

A hand-plaited string from linen thread or wool. The price given here is for a metre. When you order, the number you write is the number of metres.

It’s an travel outer garment with a hood and with long wide sleeves with a cut near the elbow (allowing to pull out the hand), it’s put on over the head. It’s made of wool with a linen lining. It's called also as gardecorps.

How old?: 1375-1425. ...

How old?: 1400-1500. ...

Riveted aventail is a crucial element if you want to embellish your helm and it also protects user's shoulders....

Gambeson of a simple cut (back part made of one piece), it's shape refers to gambesons from 14th & 15th century. The outer layer is made of thick and durable cotton fabric. The gambeson is fully functional and the price is lower because we use cotton. We produce only standard sizes of this type (S, ...

Medieval belt bag is made of natural, vegetable-tanned leather of 2 mm thickness, machine sewn. The bag is closed up with moulded brass buckle. Its dimensions are 25 x 17 cm (without tunnel)....

Made of leather, used to attach the armour. It has two eyelets with a 50cm strap pulled through. The edge has small holes to sew it on the arming garment (gambesons etc).

Size: 60 x 35 mm

Available colours:
- black

Please specify chosen color in Your order

This gambeson was designed keeping in mind the needs of competitors in the group tournaments (bohurts) who care most about their safety without lack of mobility. This gambeson gives great protection and amortisation especially for the body parts which are most exposed to injury such as neck, backbon...

This model of quilted hood was designed keeping in mind the needs of competitors in the group tournaments (bohurts) who care most about safety of the major parts of the body - head, skull base, neck and shoulders. This element gives great protection and amortisation with keeping full mobility. This ...

Buckle made of brass, perfect for a belt 16mm width. Dimensions of the buckle made it usable in many elements such as: thin belts, arming elements etc.
Dimensions (outer):
width: 24mm; length: 30mm.

Brass decorative pin used for joining of garments' elements such as coats. This particular model is a replica of a finding from England. Dating: 1250-1400. Size: 5.5 cm....

Brass decorative pin used for joining of garments' elements such as coats. This particular model is a replica of a finding from Germany. Dating: 1250-1400. Size: 5 cm....

Brass decorative pin used for joining of garments' elements such as coats. This particular model is a replica of a finding from Germany. Dating: 1250-1400. Size: 5.5 -6.2 cm.

How old?: 1375-1425.
Finding place: England.
Details: h.: 35mm, w.: 56 mm.
Meaning: This badge symbolizes fight between good (the cat) and evil (the mouse) in which good wins. Latin phrase "VI SIS MIS" can be translated as "I've caught the mouse".

Our Catalan knight’s gambeson is a medieval aketon which is an indispensable part of every knight’s clothing . It has a collar and it is laced up in an overcast method. This gambeson will work well in knight fighting as well as in reenactment. ...

Our riveted chainmail (Haubergeon, chainmaille) has long sleeves and its length reaches the knee. Mail armor consists of thousands of intertwined, flattened steel rings of 9 mm inner diameter. Rings are made of a wire which diameter, before flattening, was 1.1 mm. In each row of ...

Riveted coif was a popular addition to head protection. On the coif knights usually wear different kinds of helmets- for example in XIII century they wore great helms and the infantry up to XV century wore kettle hats....

Chainmail hands are important elements if you want to embellish your quilted gloves. They can also be attached to the sleeves of your gambeson....

Chainmail reaching the knees, with rivets and long sleeves. Our mail armor (or chainmaille, hauberk, Haubergeon) consists of thousands of intertwined, flattened steel rings of 9 mm inner diameter. Rivets make a triangular shape. Rings were made of a wire which before flattening had 1,1 mm diamet...

How old?: 1250-1425. ...

A fourteen-century outer tunic, put on an armor. The cut is our interpretation of the image from ...

How old?: 1375-1450.
Finding place: the Netherlands.
Details: h.: 30mm, w.: 50mm.
Meaning: Another pattern with sexual meaning. Cock and hen together symbolize fertility and lechery. But cock itself could be a symbol of faith.

Cotehardie (also: cottehardie, cottardie, cottardita) is a fitted outer historical costume for men. It consists of four parts plus sleeves. Our cotehardie cottehardie is sewn from wool with linen lining. It is buttoned up in the front and on forearms. In a regular price, it has around 30 ...

How old?: 1300-1400 (?)
Finding place: Gdańsk (Poland).
Details: h.: 52mm w.: 32mm.
Meaning: Unfortunately we don't know. Probably it was just a symbol of Christian faith.

How old?: 1375-1425. ...

This is the first type of a doublet. The basquine is longer then in the later type of doublet and reaches the buttocks. There is also a possibility to order a doublet which is fastened with ...

Early gambeson with short sleeves is a type of quilted armour which is a simple variation of an early gambeson. It will work perfectly as a medieval gambeson on or under armour. It’s an essential part of a set of armour and allows you to freely adjust the protection level. ...

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

How old?: 1375-1450. ...

FG Gambeson came to existence at the beginning of our business. We created this clothing with Jan Chodkiewicz and Fechtschule Gdańsk....

How old?: 1375-1425. ...

Our folding X chair is a light medieval furnishing made of wood. Its seat is on the height of 50 cm, ornamented with rosettes. This type of ...

How old?: 1350-1400.
Finding place: Amsterdam.
Details: h.: 43mm w.: 36mm.
Meaning: Unfortunatelly I haven't found any explanation for this badge. It has something to do with journeys or pilgrimage (the fox holds walking stick and bag) but what exactly, I don't know.

A Franciscan habit is the characteristic outer garment of a monk of Saint Francis monastery. Due to its cut and color it distinguishes the friar from other congregations. Moreover, this type of monk robe is made of wool, protecting clergymen from external factors, such as rain or blistering sun....

Based on a French iconography, the late-medieval 14th-century pourpoint will prove itself both in combat and as civilian clothing. This medieval gambeson is characterized by its low weight, natural padding and freedom of movement. Additionally, this aketon has a low-profiled collar. ...

Based on a French iconography, the late-medieval 14th-century pourpoint will prove itself both in combat and as everyday civilian clothing. This woolen pourpoint is characterized by its low weight, natural padding and ease of movement. This quilted doublet has a low-profiled collar....

Long, loose gambeson with a slit on the back side. Wide sleeves. Standard version of gambeson includes 4 bindings (leather straps). This gambeson 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....

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 ...

The medieval German woolen pourpoint is a replica of a 14th century gambeson based on German sources. Thanks to the use of new filling and cut-out, this pourpoint is super light and provides high mobility. The combination of those two factors with the accurate reproduction of the original shape make...

Hand felted hat Dante is a perfect choice for any reenactor who aims to stand out in a crowd. This hat will work both for women and practical, fancy headwear for men....

Hand sewn mid height medieval shoes, made from natural cow leather. This medieval boots are fastened with two leather thongs. Our medieval shoes are based on XIV-XV century finds in Europe, for instance London or Gdańsk. ...

How old?: 1400-1500.
Finding place: ? (we don't know, but original is kept in Salisbury - England).
Details: h.: 33mm w.: 50mm.
Meaning: This badge means friendship or thankfulness. Many patterns with floer presentation were found (flower itself meant beauty).

How old?: 1325-1425. ...

Medieval hats felted of sheep fleece. All hand made....

How old: 1325-1450 ...

How old?: 1350-1400. ...

Simple wooden tool for making ribbons.

A pair of high medieval boots for men. They are made of smooth vegetable-tanned leather of about 2 mm thickness. Our medieval boots in this version are machine-sewn and they have glued styrogum soles. The sole of this type prevents the boot from slipping. What is more, it is more durable and easier ...

Houppelande (also known as pellanda, goun or cioppa) is a former, representative outer clothing, another important example of medieval fashion. Our houppelande a grandes assiettes type 1 is let out from the waist with deep sewn, opened sleeves — a characteristic feature of this garment....

Elegant outer garment let out from waist with deep sew in sleeves, type - a grandes assiette (baggy sleeves). Closed with 16 tin ...

An elegant outer garment with folds with open sleeve (you can order with or without cutout). The houppelande is put on through the head and buttoned up under neck (in standard – 10 tin moulded ...

An elegant outer garment with folds and with baggy sleeves. It is put on through head, to button up under neck (10 tin moulded ...

How old: 1375-1425. ...

The Italian long gambeson is one of the longest in our collection. The look of our aketon derives from 14th century designs from Northern Italy. Our Italian medieval gambeson is put on through the head. ...

Medieval headwear made of two, preferably contrastive, colors of wool. It has a linen, pleasant to touch lining. This fool’s hood has a short tail on the back and a small slit on the front. This model of fool’s cap is finished with ass’s ears in contrastive colors. Jester’s h...

A spacious medieval headwear reaching the forearms. This model of a jester’s hood is made of wool in two contrastive colors. It has a linen, pleasant to touch lining. The collar of our cap ’n’ bells covers most of the torso. The horns are finished with round bells. You can wear thi...

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. It’s made from wool with a linen lining. In standard version, the price includes ca. 30 tin moulded ...

How old?: 1350-1500. ...

King Arthur’s knight gambeson will be a perfect choice for any person looking for medieval gambeson for historical reenactment or knight fighting. King Arthur’s knight aketon is based on historical sources and characterized by a high level of mobility. ...

How old?: 1350-1400. ...

The separate hose is laced – up in three places....

How old?: 1375-1500 ...

A coif is a type of medieval headwear used by both men and women. It is a light, close fitting cap made of linen and it covers the top, back, and sides of the head. Coifs are tied under the ching with two laces. ...

The most basic piece of medieval man's clothing, next to the shirt and braies, was the coif. It was made of the same material as the rest of the underwear. Most often, it was sewn from two parts, joined in the middle with one seam. Medieval coif in this form has just been added to our offer....

A pair of convenient linen medieval gloves, useful during work around the house, setting up a tent on historical events. Made from a 100% natural fabric, providing good breathability and reducing the sweating....

Linen thread of 100 m length to be reeled onto a wooden spool. It serves as a ''refill'' for the wooden spools that are also in our offer....

Braies with legs reaching below the knees. The “tube” style with gussets near the waist. Ribbons near to the knees. Holes to fasten hoses for extra charge*....

Medieval padded armor of Paris is a type of gambeson for historical reenactment. This medieval gambeson was presented in iconography from the 14th and 15th centuries. This clothing is closed with leather laces and has a collar. ...

A long medieval gambeson perfectly combines low weight, high mobility and historical look. Our medieval pourpoint will be a great choice for reenactors looking for a gambeson which will be convenient and based on historical sources. ...

A long medieval pourpoint is a type of medieval gambeson that combines low weight with high mobility. The gambeson material used in this model, together with its design, will work fine for reenactors looking for comfort of use. ...

Simple wooden tool for weaving strings. Size: 13 x 5 cm.

Medieval bag-hat made of wool with linen lining in contrastive color. It is similar to a bag for small items. It is available in two variants: sewn with a machine, but finished by hand or all made by machine....

A leather medieval belt inspired by the historical findings from England. This model is relatively wide, so it will perfectly fit a male body shape. It combines simplicity with elegance - the plain surface of a leather is enriched with a subtle pattern of Fleur-de-lis closed in a rhombus. Belt is fi...

A medieval leather belt inspired by the historical findings from England and Poland. This model is narrow, so it will fit both women and men. The belt is characterized by a simple floral theme, which together with a decorative buckle and ferrule makes an original, unusual composition....

A leather medieval belt inspired by the real historical findings from England and Silesia. It has a medium width, so we recommend this one mostly to men looking for stylish additions to their costumes. This model is enriched with an elegant pattern in the form of small, densely embossed flowers on i...

A medieval belt inspired by the historical findings from Poland and England. Due to its width, we recommend this model mainly to men’s civil costumes. This belt combines simple solutions, but its characteristic buckle and graceful embossment will surely enrich your costume and draw the eyes of...

The woolen medieval cloak is a completion of a medieval costume. This cloak is a perfect protection against wind, cold and rain. In former fashion, it works well both in a knight camp and during travels. Our medieval cloak is made out of 3/4 of a circle of warm, thick wool....

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....

This medieval hat made of felt is a perfect choice for every medieval pilgrim, both male and female, but also for modern travellers. If you are going for a peregrination, our felt hat will help you in preparing for any weather conditions....

Medieval felt hat Sparrow thanks to its universal shape will be a perfect choice for both men and women taking part in a reenactment event. This medieval hat is fully hand-made with the use of wet felting method and hardened with gelatin. In manufacturing this type of medieval headwear, we use natur...

Medieval hat Visconti is an interesting proposition for reenactors who want to distinguish themselves from a crowd. It is a medieval headwear for those who care about historical accuracy as much as the looks and convenience....

Medieval gambeson from Arnstadt is an example of 14th century gambeson based on German historical sources. This model is characterized by lack of stitching on the torso. ...

Medieval gambeson Rehoboam is a type of armor padding inspired by 14th century French sources. This gambeson is a perfect choice for anyone looking for aketon for medieval reenactment. ...

A type of medieval headwear made of wool. For comfort of wearing, it has a linen lining. This medieval hood has a characteristic long tail - so-called liripipe - and an extended collar reaching over the shoulders. It’s an all purpose model, perfect with loose outer garments (...

A type of medieval headwear made of wool with linen lining. This model of a medieval hood is laced-up under armpits. Thanks to this solution our hood is better fitted to the costume. The laces prevent the headwear from moving. We recommend wearing it with garments fitted to the body (...

Medieval headwear made of wool with linen lining. This medieval hood has a characteristic long tail - a liripipe - and a collar reaching the shoulders. It’s an all purpose model, perfect with loose garments (...

Medieval shoes with three straps are a great choice for any reenactor. Our medieval boots provide high comfort of wearing which will be appreciated by any fan of historical events.Medieval leather bootsof this type have three straps on each shoe. They are made of two layers of 2mm thick leather alto...

Medieval leather coin pouch is a perfect item to store money and other small, everyday items....

Medieval garters made from natural leather with embossed decoration. Buckles are connected with buckle plates....

Leather garters made from natural leather with embossed decoration. Decorative buckles are connected with buckle plates. Perfect with civil and court clothing....

Medieval shoes reaching under the ankle, machine sewn. This type of medieval boots is made of smooth, vegetable-tanned leather of about 2 mm thickness. The sole, glued to the bottom of medieval shoes, is made of styrogum....

Medieval robe, also known as rouba, is a loose historical clothing for men. This type of dress was worn in the 14th and 15th century. Our medieval robe is put on through the head and its length reaches the knees. Robe of this type has a stand-up collar and is buttoned up under the neck with molded t...

A medieval shirt with bateau neckline. This type of historical underwear has characteristic quoins under armpits. Our historical shirt is made on a base of rectangle and it has spacious sleeves. It reaches the hips. ...

Our soldier's medieval shoes are dedicated for medieval reenactors. This pair of medieval boots will perfectly work during duels and group fights. Our medieval shoes have high tops....

A pair of medieval shoes will be a perfect choice for any reenactor. This medieval boots are comfortable and have unique design. Our medieval shoes will be appreciated mainly by merchants, townsmen and courtiers....

The braies are made from rectangles with gussets. The legs reach the middle of the thigh. ...

A button of ca. 0,9 cm diameter, round. It is made entirely of brass, on a stem. Weight ca. 2,25g. The button is based on an archaeological find from Karlštejn castle in Czech Republic....

A button of ca. 0,9 cm diameter, round with a small ball on top. It is made entirely of brass, on a stem. Weight ca. 2,7g. The button is based on an archaeological find from Karlštejn castle in Czech Republic....

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....

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....

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 and in the beginning of the 14th century. ...

A narrow civil belt with rhombus/lily embossing. It is decorated with 12 round mounts (0.9 cm diameter). This model is inspired by historical findings from Poland and England....

The construction of the tent is based on 2 vertical masts and one horizontal pole (for easier transport every pole is made from 2 parts binded with pegs and a rope). There are no guy ropes needed to mount the tent, the construction holds up on the pins, what makes it easy to mount when there's not m...

Rent a Norman Tent. The construction of the tent is based on 2 vertical masts and one horizontal pole (for easier transport every pole is made from 2 parts binded with pegs and a rope). There are no guy ropes needed to mount the tent, the construction holds up on the pins, what makes it easy to moun...

Late-medieval pourpoint based on French iconography from 14th and 15th century. Our gambeson is characterized by low weight, hight mobility, and historical look....

Late-medieval pourpoint based on French iconography from 14th and 15th century. Our gambeson is characterized by low weight, hight mobility, and historical look. ...

Single, left or right quilted combat glove. Dedicated for men during historical and LARP events. Worn together with ...

A quilted glove with three fingers - left or right (please write your choice in ''additional information''box.
PLS0646 - LEFT
PLS0668 - RIGHT

How old: 1300-1400. ...

How old: 1350 - 1400.
Finding place: Opava (Czech Republic).
Meaning: Our Lady's pilgrim badge. Very popular pattern. Many slightly different badges of this type have been found. Probably this pattern is token of remembrance from Aken (Germany).

Gambeson worn on the armour. Buttoned, very thin, quilted vertically. A gambeson made of wool with linen lining. In standard, it has 15 tin buttons. Gambeson very commonly shown in the iconography. Used at the fall of the XIV & XV century. ...

Outer gambeson worn on protective armament. Without sleeves. It has 16 tin buttons. The gambeson is very thin; the bottom part (from waist downwards) is padded horizontally and the upper part is padded archly. The outer layer is linen or woolen and the lining is linen. It is commonly found in iconog...

A medieval cap made of wool. It has a shape of an oval and covers the top of a head, above ears. The cap has a linen lining. Simple construction of the oval cap reminds of female woolen coifs or toques. This medieval cap gained its greatest popularity in Scandinavian countries. It was worn mainly by...

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 string of beads with fringes at both ends used to pray. Length - 52cm, Number of beads: 50.
Available colour for fringes:
- yellow
- green
- claret
- red
- black
- white
- blue

Rent a sixteen-angled pavillon with one mast. Construction based on guy ropes. Walls are detachable. Made of impregnated cotton (ca. 340 gr/ m2)....

A big tent with two poles made of impregnated cotton (ca. 340 g/m2). Dimensions: 11x7m. On the top of the poles you can place a flag. You can split the interior of the tent by curtains (curtains for a surcharge). Construction strengthened with guy ropes. ...

Rent a big tent with two poles made of impregnated cotton (ca. 340 g/m2). Dimensions: 11x7m. On the top of the poles you can place a flag. Construction strengthened with guy ropes. ...

A big tent with two poles made from impregnated cotton (ca 340g /m2). Dimensions: 3x6m. On the top of the poles you can place a flag. You can split the interior of the tent by curtains (curtains for a surcharge). Construction based on guy ropes. ...

Rent a big tent with two poles made from impregnated cotton (ca 340g /m2). Dimensions: 3x6m. On the top of the poles you can place a flag. Construction based on guy ropes. ...

A big tent with two poles made of impregnated cotton (ca. 340 g/m2). Dimensions: 8x4m. On the top of the poles you can place a flag. You can split the interior of the tent by curtains (curtains for a surcharge). Construction strengthened with guy ropes....

How old?: 1325-1500 ...

How old?: 1375-1425. ...

How old?: 1375-1425. ...

Plain medieval belt is made of thick natural leather (~3 mm) of 2,7 cm width. It doesn't have ferrules, but it is finished with rounded tin buckle. Length of this leather belt is ~180 cm. ...

A spool of polypropylene rope, diameter 6mm.
Price per 1 meter.

A spool of polypropylene rope, diameter 8mm.
Price per 1 meter.

A type of padded jack based on a pourpoint of Charles de Blois, who died in 1364. ...

The technique of preparing printed linen was described at the turn of XIV and XV century in Cennino Cennini's book 'About painting'. There are several findings of pieces of printed linen all over the Europe. ...

Purpoint Sir Robert is a type of gambeson for any medieval fights lover. This medieval gambeson combines good mobility with light weight. As it is based on historical sources, one can wear it during reenactment events and HMBIA tournaments. ...

This purpoint without quilting is a type of medieval gambeson designed for knight fighting. This model of medieval jacket can be worn during reenactment events and as camp gambeson. ...

Worn as a padding under the Helmet....

A pair of quilted combat gloves. Dedicated for men during historical and LARP events. Worn together with ...

Quilted hood worn under the helmet or the chain mail bonnet....

Robin Hood medieval felt hat is a perfect choice for adventurous reenactors. This medieval headwear, named after the famous robber from the Sherwood forest, will fit both women and men. The jaunty look of this model adds an extra character to one’s historical outfit....

Sleep, alongside meals and work is a very important element of everyday life of every human. It was no different during the Middle Ages....

A button of ca. 1 cm diameter, round. It is made entirely of tin, on a stem. Weight ca. 3g. It is based on a brass button found in Karlštejn castle in Czech Republic. ...

Rectangular sheet of fabric (4,5x3m) with trimmed edges, with 8 points where you can fix ropes. The set contains also 30m of rope and 10 pegs. The shed can be used as a simple shelter protecting from sun and rain (roof) it is an integral element of a medieval camp.There are no poles in the se...

Rectangular sheet of fabric (4,5x3m) with trimmed edges , with 8 points where you can fix ropes. The set contains also 30m of rope and 10 pegs. The shed can be used as a simple shelter protecting from sun and rain (roof) it is an integral element of a medieval camp.There are no poles in the s...

Short quilted legs reaching under knees. Dedicated for men during historical and LARP events. Worn together with ...

A rectangular bag with a flap, with a long strap to carry it on your shoulder.

Silk thread of 40m length. Can serve as a “refill” for the wooden spools that are also in our offer.

Available colours:
- white
- natural
- yellow
- red
- blue
- green
- black/dark brown

A medieval belt of 1 cm width and made of natural leather. It is characterized by simple design, elegance and universality. The leather is smooth, without additional embossment and mounts. The belt is decorated with a buckle (based on English findings)....

Simple gambeson of Saint-Denis is a type of medieval gambeson based on historical sources from the 14th and 15th centuries. This model of gambeson has a high collar and is closed with 4 leather thongs. ...

Medieval shirts made of linen are an essential part of a former underwear for men. Together with braies it makes a basic set for reenactors who start completing their historical costumes....

A light medieval gambeson with no sleeves will work perfectly as an under armor clothing and as an outer garment. This sleeveless gambeson is a universal arming garment of simple design based on numerous iconographies. ...

A button of ca. 0,8 cm diameter, round. It is made entirely of brass, on a stem. Weight ca. 1,37g. The button is based on an archaeological find from Karlštejn castle in Czech Republic....

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 ...

Square shoulder bag, made of 100% linen, designed to carry various types of items. It does not have a string, but is finished with a long shoulder strap. You can wear it on one shoulder, along the body, or hang it across. Thanks to its small size, it can be hidden under outer clothing, e.g. surcoat....

Metal tent peg, with hand-forged tip. Indispensible for mounting the tent to the ground.
Length: ~25cm.

Rectangular sheet of fabric ( 3m x 2m). Trimmed edges with 8 points to attach the ropes to. The set also contains 15m of polypropylene rope. The sheet can be used as a simple shelter (roof) or a travelling bundle....

How old?: 1400-1525 ...

How old?: around 1400. br> Finding place: England (Salisbury ?) ...

How old?: 1200-1300. ...

How old?: 1300-1500. ...

How old?: 1350-1500 ...

How old?: 1300-1500 ...

How old?: 1350-1400. ...

How old: 1400-1525 ...

How old?: 1400-1450. ...

How old?: 1450-1500 ...

How old: 1450-1500. ...

How old?: 1325-1400. ...

Hats were a very popular way of protection against Sun in medieval times. The straw hat is made of typha sprouts. It has a slightly rounded top with oval shape....

A straw hat is a handmade headwear, very popular in the Middle Ages. It was worn mainly to protect a head against sunlight during outside work. These medieval hats are made of broadleaf cattail by plait method. Head of a hat is slightly rounded in a shape of a cone. ...

A belt made of few layers of fabric, with 26 eyelets for fastening hoses. Before the doublet became popular it was probably used to hold hoses or the hoses were fastened directly to braies. Width - 6 cm. ...

How old?: 1350-1500. ...

A pair of three-fingered quilted medieval gloves. The gloves have cuffs. The special cut assures more mobility for hands and wrists and makes the grab of the sword more stable. Three-fingered gloves are commonly found in medieval iconography.

A button of ca. 1,6 cm diameter, round. It is made entirely of tin, on a stem. ...

Wooden arrow, shaft made of spruce timber. Ended with metal, lathed arrowhead. Fletching is made from natural bird's feathers, coloured....

Wooden arrow, shaft made of spruce timber. Ended with metal, lathed arrowhead. Fletching is made from natural bird's feathers, coloured. Shaft painted with woodstain....

This gambeson was designed keeping in mind the needs of competitors in individual tournaments, where to keep balance between mobility and protection is most important. This gambeson is very light and distinguished by great mobility. It is very good to use it in individual tournaments as well as in ...

This model of quilted separate hose was designed with thoughts of competitors in the individual tournaments - where most important is to keep balance between mobility and protection. This gambeson gives great protection and amortisation with keeping full mobility. It is compromise between weight an...

This model of short quilted legs was designed keeping in mind the needs of the competitors in the individual tournaments where most important thing is to keep balance between mobility and protection. This gambeson gives great protection and amortisation with keeping full mobility. It is compromise ...

Three simple linen towels. A set consists of a big one (approx. 70x117cm) and two small ones (approx. 70x56cm).

A tunic is a simple gown shown in a variety of depictions. Our medieval tunic is made of 2 main and 4 triangular pieces. It’s a universal garment which may be worn under other clothes or separately....

Medieval long shirt of this type, also called a tunic of Saint Louis, is an interesting example of medieval underwear. This medieval long sleeve shirt will perfectly work out as an underlayer of a historical costume. ...

This Tyrolean hat is a type of medieval headwear which can be worn by both men and women, as a type of medieval headdress for cold, rainy days. Shape of this medieval felt hat provides a perfect head protection. It covers the whole head and parts of the ears....

A heater shield made from 8 mm plywood. Edges strengthened with a rope. Front and soides covered with two layers of fabric, back side covered with one layer of fabric. Painted white with acrylic paint....

Wooden longsword made of ash with cross guard. This type of swords were widely used in medieval times during fencing training. They help to improve sword maneuvering skills without major body injuries. Especially recommended for beginners....

A shield rounded at he bottom made of 8 mm plywood. Edges strengthened with a rope. Front and sides covered with two layers of fabric, back side covered with one layer of fabric. Painted white with acrylic paint....

Wooden sword made of ash with cross guard. This type of swords were widely used in medieval times during fencing training. They help to improve sword maneuvering skills without major body injuries. Especially recommended for beginners....

Woolen purpoint Sir Robert is an innovative gambeson created for HMB and knight fighting. Our medieval gambeson is dedicated for civil reenactors and sword fighting enthusiasts. This aketon will be a perfect choice for HMB tournaments competitors and medieval camping fans. ...

A woolen purpoint without quilting is a type of universal civil medieval gambeson. This type of aketon will work well as a camp clothing, a gambeson for reenactment or a purpoint under the armor. ...

Necessary equipment of every person who does not avoid heavy work. This XIV century kitchen apron, based on medieval manuscripts, protects your clothes from getting dirty. Made of linen. Tied at the back with tape 150cm long....