Dark Ages Clothing

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	Brooches, Open ring, brass Iron Age Celts of Britain were the first to develop the open ring brooch, a type that would remain widespread in Great Britain and Ireland through...	$2.95 ... more info
	Gown, Early Medieval, 10th-13th Century, Linen We've based the cut of this gown on a number of extant garments from the 11th-13th C. which share similar patterning details, specifically, the...	$79.95 ... more info
	Gown, Early Medieval, 10th-13th Century, Wool We've based the cut of this gown on a number of extant garments from the 11th-13th C. which share similar patterning details, specifically,...	$79.95 ... more info
	Gown, Viking, Woman's (Hangeroc) The pattern for our 'Hangeroc' or Viking Apron dress is extrapolated from the description of extant pieces from the Hedeby find. Garment is made up...	$64.95 ... more info
	Headrail Set, Anglo-Saxon From Gwen... "I am indebted to the kind folks at Regia Anglorum, UK for their help and information on women's head coverings for this period as well...	$39.95 ... more info
	Hood, Jorvik (Coppergate) Hood is made of a rectangle of cloth with a rounded seam over the crown of the head. Made to the measurements of the original, it is long enough to...	$13.95 ... more info
	Kirtle, Linen, circa 1150-1450 Simple gowns with a smooth fitting body, tapered or fitted sleeves and full skirts are seen on women in artwork of the mid 14th to mid 15th...	$89.95 ... more info
	Smock, Children's, Linen Simple, "A" shaped body has keyhole neck which can be closed with a tie through the thread eyelets or left open. Wrist length sleeves. Cut...	$23.95 Add:
	Stocking & Garters At last, the historically correct legwear for women! Our ladies' stockings are made of bias cut fabric and are sized to fit a woman's leg and foot....	$22.95 ... more info