braies lukas cotton white Festival mantels - gewaden en jassen Cuirasses like this one emerged

Cuirasses like this one emerged in the Late Gothic style (1440–1500)

as a status symbol and for practical reasons

The art of the Hallstatt period (800–500 BCE) was characterized by geometric patterns and abstract motifs

allowing you to capture your thoughts

braies lukas cotton white Festival mantels - gewaden en jassen Cuirasses like this one emergedBraies are the starting point of almost every medieval outfit: even before you one tunic or shower, wear this simple underwear. Braies go back to the Roman braccae; the length ranged from knee height to ankle length, with a drawstring at the waist as a closure from the 11th century, and in the late Middle Ages they served exclusively as underwear. Wealthy people generally wore a tighter fit, the lower classes wore a looser cut. These braies are made