medieval tabard surcoat brown Size:XXL-XXXL The eastern Vikings traded with

The eastern Vikings traded with them and presumably employed their art motives in their own objects

The shaft is also made in a historical way

The richly decorated women's costumes of the Viking Age typically featured elaborate oval or animal-head-shaped tortoise brooches

but also of iron

The sword is part of a strictly limited edition of 2500 pieces worldwide

medieval tabard surcoat brown Size:XXL-XXXL The eastern Vikings traded withIn the High and Late Middle Ages, monks from monastic orders wore a tabard over their tunic. The tabard was fastened with a belt. It was a humble piece of clothing that was worn by low classes in society, like farmers and foot soldiers. The tabard served to protect the tunic and other garments under the tabard from dirt during work. From the twelfth century onwards knights wore surcoats to wear over their plate armor. According to historians, wearing