HEMAD Medieval Calf Wrap Set with Fibeln Made From Wool Felt Blue Red Beige Black Brown Grey Ochre Orange - grey

• Historically authentic medieval leg dress - also faithful medieval braces - widely used in the cultural circle of the Vikings
• Supplied in a set of two leg wraps with a pair of flaps - individually adjustable thanks to the generous length - in 9 colours: Black, beige, brown, green, blue, red, ochre, grey, orange
• One size fits all, 380 cm x 10 cm, ideal as a Viking robe and for medieval events of all kinds, can be fixed with our brooch
• The sheep's wool felt impresses with its robust, durable fabric quality.

Description Our calf wrap pair comes in combination with the Fibel pair made of brass. The historically authentic braces of the Vikings have the narrow fit typical of the Viking era on the lower legs, which can be implemented by this calf wrap. But of course, this calf wrap can also be used for medieval gowns of different kinds. It is historically proven that the men's costume of various culture circles of the European Middle Ages contained leg wraps. Thanks to the generous dimensions, it is suitable for any type of figure. With this calf wrap as part of a historical leg dress, you are appropriately and comfortably dressed at various occasions such as medieval markets and festivals, LARP events, role play, reenactment but also at concerts, theatre and at carnival. The calf wrap can be combined in many ways. The typical trouser shape of the Vikings and also the other medieval period up to about the 10th century can be perfectly implemented by combining our lace-up trousers with this item (see image). Dimensions in cm: Length 380 cm, width 10 cm. Material: Sheep's wool felt - the fabric keeps you warm and is 600 gr/m in weight. The felt is made from 65% wool, 14% polyester, 11% polyacrylic, 5.5% nylon, 4.5% cotton. Washing instructions: 30°C wool detergent. Our textiles are made for you in our tailoring workshop in Kathmandu, Nepal. On our webcams you will find direct insight into our tailoring the production of the clothes: medieval clothing.com/factory-webcam