Farald padded bracers olive

The Farald padded greaves serve comfort. They make wearing greaves of any armor much more comfortable and avoid bruises and abrasions. They are closed on the shin by simply wrapping the straps around, resulting in an attractive cross pattern on the front. If you want to do without knots, you can alternatively add our garment hooks. The price shown is for a pair of padded greaves.Material: canvas, polyesterLength: 42 cmStraps: 2x 150 cm

Attention: The upper seam on the hip is really wide. Do not wonder, but see the Rus pants cut as an authentic (and surprisingly: very comfortable) way of wearing them. These pants were made following the example set by the Rus-pants. A early viking pattern, that allows enomous movement. The pants are being tied on the waistband and just below the knee. The calf is fitted tight, so you can also use northmans' style ties for the calfs.The folds on the hip are moved around the waistline and the pants tied even closer.The measurements are made along the calf parts, depending on the circumfence of your calfs to fit through.Material: 100% Cotton XS/S M L/XL Hem circumference 120 134 146 Calf circumference 42 44 48 Inner leg length 79 85 92 All figures are in cm. Our products are handmade, dimensions and colours may therefore differ slightly.

The "Hamond" puttees are being wrapped around the calf and tied at the ends. They are 370cm long and can therefore even be tied around the strongest legs. Not only do they keep the warm, but also provide a certain protection against bruises and cratches. Good to combine with any nothern characters clothing.Length app. 370cmWidth: app. 12cmMaterial: wool (70% wool, 20% polyester, 10% viscose)Sold in pairs!

A really nice beltpouch made from heavy-duty canvas. It offers all the space you need outdoors. There are two beltloops on the backside and it is closed with a button/loop in the front. Measurements app.:  Length: 19cm  Width: 3,5cm  Higth: 14cm  Width of beltloops: 5cm Material: Canvas

Over many centuries, the coif was the common headgear of men and children. Beggars protected themselves with it from vermin, and Kings wore it under their crown. Made of sturdy wool, it protects from the sun and can pad your helmet. The cap "Martinus" is generously cut and can be closed with two bands under the chin.Material: wool (70 % wool, 20 % polyester, 10 % viscose)Weight: ~100 gSize: Wearable up to hatsize 63