medieval surcotte isabeau red Schildbroches The upper section contrasts with

The upper section contrasts with this

The back has 2 handy pockets

This model is based upon an original discovered in the Viking city of Jorvik

Two leather shoulder straps ensure comfortable wear

bottle holders and LARP knives

medieval surcotte isabeau red Schildbroches The upper section contrasts withThe surcotte, originally worn as an outer garment by men, became more popular amongst women starting in the thirteenth century. The garment has been designed to be worn over another piece of clothing. Wide, sleeveless surcottes were worn by the working class, whilst narrow surcottes were worn by the aristocracy. Narrow surcottes like this one emerged in the 14th century and were sometimes a controversial garment. This type of surcotte arose during a