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This battle-ready scramaseax is designed by Hanwei for martial arts and re-enactment

an undershirt during colder weather or for a nice color contrast

This chaperon has a hood (without a liripipe) and covers the shoulders

This type of fibula was worn throughout Europe around the 6th century AD

During the Middle Ages and Renaissance women wore an underskirt under the dress

wooden pattens Zelf riem maken This battle-ready scramaseax is designedTrippen are wooden overshoes that were worn over regular shoes in the Middle Ages. Trippen like these were worn outdoors and in public places. They were popular among both men and women and helped keep regular shoes clean from the dirt of medieval streets. In the 15th century, poulaines shoes with long pointed toes were fashionable, and trippen made it easier to walk by keeping the shoe points slightly elevated off the ground. The earliest types of