Category: Century: XIII, Sex: male

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Products quantity: 60



Three-fingered gloves were used by people from lower and middle class mostly as a hand protection at work. Woolen gloves with lining are perfect for fall-winter season






A coat made from a circle without the lining. In the standard version, it's tied with a string (it can be fastened with 6 buttons with a surcharge), it's made of thick wool. It can be made with a cut-out on the edges.






A coat made from a semicircle without the lining, tied with a string, it’s made of thick wool. It can be made with a cut-out on the edges.






A coat made from a semicircle with the lining, tied with a string, it's made of thick wool with a linen padding. It can be made with a cut-out on the edges.






A coat made from three fourth of a circle without the lining. In the standard version it's tied with a string (it can be fastened with 6 buttons), it's made of thick wool. It can be made with a cut-out on the edges.






A head wear worn mainly because of hygiene, tied under the chin.






A cotton cone made of 14 parts,( diameter approx. 3 meters) with a wooden folded mast(two parts)of 2,6 metres heigh with a set of steel pegs. We use cotton (about 300g/m2) with waterproof impregnatation .

The set consists of:
- wooden cone
- the fabric
- mast (consists of 2 parts)
- 7 m of linen rope (to harden the mast bindings)
- 15 pegs + 2 spare
- sack for pins
- sack for the tent








A linen (we use linen about 560g/m2) cone made of ten parts (at the bottom 1 metre of width, diameter approx. 3 meters) with a wooden folded (two parts) mast of 2,65 metres heigh with a set of steel pegs.

The set consists of:
- wooden cone
- the fabric
- mast (consists of 2 parts)
- 7m of linen rope (to harden the mast bindings)
- 11 pins + 2 spare
- sack for pins
- sack for the tent








A long gambeson modelled on the one from Biblia Maciejowskiego. It's put on over the head and fastened with two buttons on the neck. It is thicker than our other gambesons.






A short hood made of wool with a linen lining with a short tail.






A short hood made of wool with a linen lining with a short tail. ITEM10: blue wool with linen lining






A rectangular money-bag (from woll) with a linen lining, closed at the top with two strings. It’s attached to the belt with a third string. It’s trimmed with three fringes. Dimensions: 17x23cm






Worn as a padding under the Helmet.






A pair of quilted gloves.
PMLS0182 - standard gloves
PMLS0450 - long quilted gloves







A quilted hood worn under the helmet or the chain mail bonnet.






A rectangular bag with a flap, tied with a strap, with a long strap to carry it on your shoulder.






The shirt is made from rectangles with a cut and a ribbon under the neck.






Hand-plaited straps from linen thread, with brass endings. The length – 50 cm (you can order other length).






A hand-plaited string from linen thread or wool. The price given here is for a metre. When you order, the number you write is the number of metres.






It's a long loose robe put on over the head, with sleeves which can be tossed to the back. It should be a little bit shorter than a cotte. It&'s made of wool with a linen lining.






It’s an travel outer garment with a hood and with long wide sleeves with a cut near the elbow (allowing to pull out the hand), it’s put on over the head. It’s made of wool with a linen lining. It's called also as gardecorps.






Leather colour: black
Width: 1,3 cm
Lenght:160 cm
Leather thickness: 3 mm
Buckle: based on archeological findings from England
Ferrule:based on archeological findings from Gdańsk
Embossments :"Flower" - flower in a square, based on archeological findings from London.






Leather colour: light brown
Width: 2 cm
Lenght:155 cm
Leather thickness: 3,5 mm
Buckle: based on archeological findings from England
Ferrule:based on archeological findings from Wrocław
Embossments :"Flowers in diamond" - densely embossed flowers, based on archeological findings from London.






Made of leather, used to attach the armour. It has two eyelets with a 50cm strap pulled through. The edge has small holes to sew it on the arming garment.






There are holes in the front for lacing up. They are with linen lining in our standard. In economic version, the separate hose has stapes and is without lining. There is also a possibility of modification.






Hats felted of sheep fleece. All hand made. In case of models with edge turned inside out, it is possible to choose different colour of the inside*. Colours temporarily unavailable:1,4,6,8,11,22,23,24,26,29,32,33,34,35,36






Large hood with two endings, made of two types of woolen fabric of different colors. Each ending has two tiny bells fastened to the tip.
Jesters were present during whole middle ages, they were providing entertainment to the rich noble families as well as simple,not so wealthy knights.






Essential piece of equipment for every reenactor. Bag is made of leather, fastened with buckle cast. It is adapted for attaching it to the belt. Width: 21cm, height: 14cm.






Braies with legs reaching below the knees. The “tube” style with gussets near the waist. Ribbons near to the knees. Holes to fasten hoses for extra charge*.






Quilted hose worn under the chain mail hose. At the top, it has two holes for fastening. It can be with stapes (PMLS0261, PMLR0263) or with full foot(PMLS0262, PMLR0264).






A cotte is a loose men's garment. It has a cut in front and at the back, long sleeves, the length reaching half-calf, without the lining. A cotte was worn in 13th and in early 14th c.







A cotte is a loose men’s garment, let out from the waist by gussets. A cotte has a cut in front and at the back, long sleeves, the length until half – calf, it’s made with a lining.






Loose subjacent men's garment let out from the waist downwards with gores (in the front and in the back). Long sleeves. The cotte is half calf long and it is without a lining. It was worn in the 13th and in the beginning of the 14th century.








This type was used in 13th and in 1st half of 14th century. The price refers to a tunic in standard version (one colour, no applications). Tunic is made of wool with linen lining. For extra charge you can order applications or/and order a tunic in more than one colours.






Quilted tunic to wear on the armour or as the only protective garment. Used in 13th and early 14th c.
- PMLS0322, PMLR0326 - tunic without sleeves,
- PMLS0323, PMLR0327 - tunic without sleeves, the border of the body part is decorated with a cut-out
- PMLS0324, PMLR0328 - tunic with sleeves,
- PMLS0325, PMLR0329 - tunic with sleeves, the border of the body part is decorated with a cut-out






A string of beads with fringes at both ends used to pray. Length - 57cm, Number of beads: 50.
Available colour for fringes:
- yellow
- green
- pink
- orange
- red
- black
- white
- dark blue







Making long or short distance pilgrimage was very popular in the middle ages. Appart from a bottle-gourd and a stick, one of most distinctive pilgrim's gear is a bag hanging from one's shoulder. The bag is made of leather, it has a string to hang it on the shoulder. width - 44cm, length - 33cm.






Quilted protection for the thighs reaching below the knees. It can have rhombus stiched on the knees (PMLS0265, PMLR0266).






A belt made of few layers of fabric, with 30-38 eyelets for fastening hoses. Before the doublet became popular it was probably used to hold hoses or the hoses were fastened directly to braies. Width - 6 cm.






Three simple linen towels. A set consists of a big one (approx. 70x117cm) and two small ones (approx. 70x56cm).






Linen threads winded up to wooden spools. Ideal for the ones who want to make changes in their garment for their own.
Spools height: 11,5 cm; Thread's length: 100 m.
Colours: yellow, green, blue, white, black, red, natural
Please give the information about the colour in "additional information" box.








Nailbinding (from danish knitting/needle weaving) - in the early Middle Ages it was very common way of making knitwear using fibres and needle in the early middle ages. The technique is perfect for making socks (or even hoses), gloves and caps.






Size of this gloves is applicable for medium men's or big women's hands.






Size of this gloves is applicable for big men's hands.

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