Birka Coat Aslaug Grey Zeughaus Metal Leg Protection as well as among the

as well as among the specimens from Haithabu

) for a light and airy style on hot days

these crucial pieces allowed knights to remain standing on the battlefield with weapons in hand

The surcot was known as the Devil’s Window due to its wide arm holes and steep neckline which reveal the wearer’s figure and allow for easy maneuverability

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Birka Coat Aslaug Grey Zeughaus Metal Leg Protection as well as among theOur Viking Birka Coat Aslaug represents an interpretation based on finds from a woman's grave in Birka (Sweden). Since there are no complete finds, the coat shapes are only guesses. The long sleeved coat made of our woolen fabric goes approximately to the middle of the calf and has neither buttons nor loops. Due to corresponding finds, it is assumed that it was closed with a brooch, for example our Big Brooch Adil Brass, at a tapered edge at chest