puttees harald cotton army green Festival riemen This sleeveless undergarment is made

This sleeveless undergarment is made after medieval examples

on the bank of the river Euphrates (in present-day Syria)

the gods are thanked for the fruits that the earth has produced and for the harvest

The Dimitru Coat features a unique combination of materials to provide optimal comfort and protection

puttees harald cotton army green Festival riemen This sleeveless undergarment is madeUnder the trousers Men in the Viking Age often wore puttees, also called winingas: long strips of cloth that were wrapped around the leg from knee to ankle. They protected against cold, against wear and tear of clothing during manual labor and against brush, and also gave the outfit a recognizable, well groomed appearance. Archaeological finds from the port of Haithabu show that these types of bandages were generally woven in a herringbone or twill