Doublet Tika, 16e eeuw, groen Bevors en pantserkragen This makes the boots a

This makes the boots a practical and comfortable option for anyone involved in Viking reenactment

The infantry carried the spatha on the right side and the cavalry carried it on the left side

typical is the beautiful elegant puff model of the sleeves

like most things in Gaelic society

inspired by the tradition of runic inscriptions on jewelry and not part of the original find

Doublet Tika, 16e eeuw, groen Bevors en pantserkragen This makes the boots aA doublet is a tight, fitted jacket. Until the end of the 15th century it was almost always worn concealed under a cloak, robe or houppelande. It was not until the 16th century that the doublet became visible often combined with a matching doublet and that women started wearing it for the first time. This doublet is based on a 16th century model and is from green cotton. The doublet has a simple cut and is provided with a lace at the front, with which