cotehardie bonifacio velvet black Morions en burgonets It is well-suited to 17th-century

It is well-suited to 17th-century re-enactment or LARP portraying a musketeer

the Scottish lion

The tunic may be worn separately or as an undertunic

constructed from a beautiful wooden hilt decorated with brass rings in the grip

cotehardie bonifacio velvet black Morions en burgonets It is well-suited to 17th-centuryThis cotehardie offers a sharp fit without the hassle of customization. In the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries, a cotehardie was usually worn over a shirt or chemise and possibly under a surcotte or cloak for a complete costume. The velvet construction gives this garment the colour black a rich, vibrant look that catches the light and immediately stands out. Besides the appearance it has material also a firm texture that keeps its shape during