doublet tika 16th century brown Saxen - messen - dolken en mains gauches Particularly well-suited to Viking costumes

Particularly well-suited to Viking costumes

and a semi-tubular rerebrace for the upper arm (closed with rivets)

this piece is a distinctive addition to any collection

providing not only a dynamic and intriguing visual contrast but also a touch of refinement to the tunic

The eating knife is a replica of originals that were in use between the 15th and 17th century

doublet tika 16th century brown Saxen - messen - dolken en mains gauches Particularly well-suited to Viking costumesA doublet is a tight, fitted jacket. Until the end of the 15th century it was almost always worn concealed under a cloak, robe or houppelande. It was not until the 16th century that the doublet became visible often combined with a matching doublet and that women started wearing it for the first time. This doublet is based on a 16th century model and is from brown cotton. The doublet has a simple cut and is provided with a lace at the front, with which