skjoldehamm trousers gunnar brown

skjoldehamm trousers gunnar brownThese trousers are based on clothing fragments excavated at Skjoldehamm, in the north of Norway. Trousers of this style were worn throughout Europe during the Viking age. The waist may be fastened with a drawstring. Constructed from cotton, they are well suited to all weather conditions. In particularly cold weather, they may be combined with coloured leg wrappings. A fine historical garment for your Viking reenactment or LARP outfit.

but is also popular with more experienced LARPers who prefer a simple and practical design

They are well-suited to walking and even served as a form of protective footwear for crafts or working in the fields

Swords such as these were employed by Swiss mercenary soldiers who were renowned across Europe for their excellent service

the rapier measures 110

a foam weapon from the Dark Moon series by Epic Armoury

This type of doublet was worn from the first half of the 16th century onwards

The crest on this helmet reflects the all’antica influence

The dress has been based on 14th-century originals

Amongst LARPers and Cosplayers alike

as well as LARP and Cosplay from a variety of series and characters

excavated in Segerstad in Sweden

has a suede leather grip and a standing height of 6 ¾" to 7 3/8" (the maximum perpendicular distance between the string and the drawn bow is 17