cloak francois natural

cloak francois naturalHistorically, the cloak was an essential item of clothing. From antiquity to the early modern period, a cloak was worn to keep warm whilst working and to protect one's garments. The Francois cloak is a sturdy cotton model without a hood (the hood shown in the image is part of the Renaud tunic). Cloaks of this kind were worn primarily during the Middle Ages.

The sword is crafted from high-quality carbon steel with a hardness of 50–55 HRC

The mask may easily be combined with other Orc accessories (coloured lenses and teeth are not included in delivery)

it did fall within its sphere of influence

and were particularly popular during the Dutch Eighty Years' War and the Dutch Golden Age

The wool mix cloak is crafted from a wool mix and features edges with elegantly embroidered patterns

A high-quality LARP weapon well-suited to LARP battles

A rubber protective sheath is included

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The tunic Ekwin has been designed with ample leg space

The armour has been designed for those inspired by the leather equipment of soldiers from the fourteenth to the sixteenth centuries

conical helmets were called “sugarloaf” helmets because their shape resembled a loaf of sugar

These ankle boots are based on originals that were worn between 1350 and 1440