Medieval Tabard Lined With Crosses Of Paws, Brown

Medieval Tabard Lined With Claw Crosses, Brown GRÖßE S/M/L

Treat Yourself to a Medieval Tabard Lined with Crosses of Paws, Brown

Medieval tabard with crossed legs

This calf-length tabard is made of sturdy cotton fabric (canvas) and is fully lined. The torso part is cut straight down to the waist and widens and opens into the skirt part. The checkerboard-shaped colour division (miparti) and the applied leg crosses give this weapon costume its individual look.

The tabard (also coat of armour , dress of armour, tappert or surcot ) emerged in the 12th century and was worn by knights over worn armour or chain armour. It protected the wearer from sunlight on the battlefield, and the different colour combinations made it clear in the hustle and bustle of battle who was enemy and who was friend. Many crusaders wore tabards to identify themselves as crusaders.

There are numerous depictions of medieval tunics, for example in the Maciejowski Bible (also Crusader Bible ), a medieval illustrated Bible from the 13th century, and in the Codex Manesse, a song manuscript from the early 14th century.

The typical straight cut is the perfect choice for the tunic. To give the tunic a waist, we recommend combining it with a leather belt.

Details:
- Available sizes: s/m/l, xl/xxl
- Color: brown/beige brown
- Material: 100% cotton
- Total length for size L: approx. 124 cm (measured at the center of the back)
- Care instructions: We recommend hand washing