Wool Tunic Lodin Grey Burgschneider Jackets such contrasting pieces denote wealth

such contrasting pieces denote wealth

Tunics were worn from the ancient Roman times to the Middle Ages

The breastplate and the gastric lumen are held together by play through a riveted joint

enabling smooth movement during intense reenactments or bustling Medieval Markets

the 4th century is often assumed as the time of origin

Wool Tunic Lodin Grey Burgschneider Jackets such contrasting pieces denote wealthOur long sleeved short tunic Lodin was made from a heavy wool fabric. The cut is straight, as usual for tunics, with slits on the sides and on the round neckline which is best closed with a brooch for example our Big Brooch Adil Brass which also gives it an authentic look. The tunic was an integral part of fashion in a variety of designs from ancient times to modern times and is worn across genders. Our wool tunic can of course be worn with or without