viking hangeroc tinna yellow Vikingbroeken The owners bought wine and

The owners bought wine and olive oil from Italy and grain and pewter from Britain

These historical binoculars are perfect for re-enactment

These buttons are based on 15th-16th century originals

This grip is made by Red Dragon Armouries and is meant for training waisters

viking hangeroc tinna yellow Vikingbroeken The owners bought wine andApron dresses formed an integral part of Viking clothing. These overdresses were characterized by their shoulder straps and a straightforward tubular shape. They could be designed with openings, known as slits, additional wedge shaped fabric pieces called gores, or pleats. Some variations even included an overlapping front, typically reaching mid calf length. During the Viking Age, the apron dress, also referred to as smokkr or hangerok (sometimes