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Viking short sleeve tunic with border "Richard" Green

Viking short sleeve tunic with border "Richard" Green

SKU: VM003941

Category: medieval clothing

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Viking short-sleeved tunic with border "Richard" Green - Authentic Viking clothing with short sleeves and decorative borders, good for summer and historical depictions.

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Viking short sleeve tunic with border "Richard" Green

This Viking short sleeve tunic impresses with its borders and short sleeves, which are well suited for summer.
It is held in the Viking Age style and is therefore also well suited for the representation of those.

It is made of sturdy cotton fabric and held in the typical long cut, so that it reaches below the knee. In the crotch there is a slit on the front and back, which allows more freedom of movement of the legs.
The borders are made of 100% polyester and are located at the neckline, as well as at the edge of the sleeves.

Details Viking short sleeve tunic with border "Richard" Green:

Material: fabric made of 100% cotton, border made of 100% polyester.
Care instructions: We recommend a machine wash to max. 30 °.

Size chart
Size	S	M	L	XL	XXL	XXXL
Clothing chest circumference ca. in cm	117	120	126	130	146	150
Clothing back length ca. in cm	115	117	119	121	125	126
Clothing sleeve length ca. in cm	28	28	30	30	33	34

This garment is based on the wide and loose cut garb of the Middle Ages, so at first glance it falls rather large. This is intentional, as it is waisted with the help of a belt, so that the fabric can be gathered over it. This creates a typical medieval look. If your own height is between two sizes, it might be more suitable to choose one size smaller.
Belt and other accessories are not included, but can be purchased separately in our store.

Scope of supply: 1x Viking short sleeve tunic with border "Richard" Green