Leonardo Carbone® Richard Short Sleeve Tunic - Medieval Clothing Men, Medieval Shirt, Casual Shirts Short Sleeve, Carnival Costume Men, Viking Tunic, LARP Clothing - 100% Cotton, chestnut, S

• ✔️ RICHARD SHORT SLEEVE TUNICE: Be a real Viking with our Richard short sleeve tunic! Made from high-quality cotton, it offers an elegant border on the neckline and sleeves, as well as a long cut for comfort and flexibility.
• ✔️ Timeless Viking tunics: discover our Viking tunic men's and medieval shirt men's collection, inspired by medieval and Vikings. With unique designs, ideal for medieval, reenactment, LARP and costume party.
• ✔️ High-quality middle-aged and Viking clothing: experience real craftsmanship with our high-quality medieval clothing and Viking costumes. Handmade from exquisite materials for premium comfort and durability.
• ✔️ Authentic designs: Discover our lovingly designed products, perfect for medieval markets, reenactments, LARP, cosplay, Halloween, carnival, costume and theme parties. Our collection offers intricate details and highest quality for Shield Maid, Viking, Princess, Knight, Witch, Hobbit, Fairy, Pirate, Cowboy and Vampire.
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Description Viking Richard tunic made of cotton and simple, classic cut. Ideally, this tunic is combined with other cotton, wool or linen fabrics. It has an approx. 10 cm long slit on the front. Care instructions: The tunic should be washed at a maximum of 30 °C on a gentle cycle. The fabric has been dyed with plant colours, so we recommend washing on a hand cycle at 30 °C for the longevity of the colour. Ideally, the tunic is air-dried - direct sunlight should be avoided. If you do not want to do without the tumble dryer, then a low heat output and speed should be set and the garment can be removed semi-damp. Please note that fabrics such as cotton or linen generally contract slightly after drying and frequent drying results in faster wear of the garment.