cotton cloak ellyn white

cotton cloak ellyn whiteCloaks of this style were worn during the Middle Ages and the Renaissance. Originals can be seen in illuminated manuscripts and on stained glass windows. The cloak is crafted from cotton and is well suited to spring, summer and early autumn. The cloak features a large hood and can be fastened with a wooden button. In colder weather, a chaperon may be worn for extra warmth. The cloak has been designed for both men and women. It is a particularly fine

This type of helmet closely resembles the armet and remained a symbol of European aristocracy until the early 17th century

it measures 60 cm in length and weighs approximately 700 g

so every part can be changed to permit you to assemble your own perfect sword

or attached in another way

It is recommended to maintain the foam weapon regularly

hand-made appearance

Crafted from brass

such as the closed helmet

which was customary during the Middle Ages and Early Modern era

The visor was fitted with viewing and ventilation holes

The two splits in the fabric on the sides permit the tunic to be worn comfortably

which permit ease of movement for fighting