shirt ulrich undyed

shirt ulrich undyedShirts such as these were worn throughout the Middle Ages across all classes of society, from knight to peasant. The neckline is fastened by means of two fabric laces. The sleeves have no laces or buttons, and the shirt has been designed to be worn comfortably beneath a gambeson or hauberk. On cold days, the shirt may be worn beneath a wool tunic for additional warmth.

This burgonet is a replica of one of the most commonly used cavalry helmets from the English Civil War (1642–1649)

The mask is crafted from 100% latex and is well-suited to long-term use

it features a soft cotton lining on the inside to ensure comfortable wear

At the end of the 16th century

They are depicted on the Bayeux Tapestry of 1066

and has been designed for use in extreme situations whilst remaining comfortable to wear

Hauberks were sometimes so thick and tough that they could even provide protection against arrows fired with low draw weight

This design allowed the user to grip the handle directly behind the head for woodworking or shaping wood

5 mm thick

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and can be adjusted to the correct size by means of buckles and straps

This item is produced in limited quantities only