medieval hooded cloak thomas grey

medieval hooded cloak thomas greyThe cloak is based on originals that were worn from the tenth to the fifteenth century. People wore cloaks for centuries as protection against the cold, wind, rain and snow. The cloak is crafted in a medieval style and features a comfortable hood with a collar, similar to the medieval chaperon, to protect the head whilst outdoors. The hood is round and not pointy. Cloaks such as these were worn by all classes in society. The coat is constructed from a

but may equally be combined with dresses or worn over a cloak

They can be fastened again with several laces

permitting a knight to employ it more easily for cavalry purposes

and the sword was crafted to thrust between openings in the armour

It fastens by means of a supplied pin

Size L: from front to back approx

He was murdered by his brother and was subsequently declared a martyr

or similar figure from north-west Europe

It is razor sharp and has everything that a Norman crusader could wish for in a sword

the helmet is equipped with a fixed

The LARP shield is crafted from durable foam with a strong layer of latex and has been manufactured to meet high safety standards

The seat measures 40 x 30 cm