shirt ulrich natural

shirt ulrich naturalShirts such as these were worn during the Middle Ages across all classes of society, from knight to peasant. The shirt features two fabric laces to tie the neckline. The sleeves have neither laces nor buttons, permitting the shirt to be worn comfortably beneath a gambeson or hauberk. On cold days, the shirt may be worn beneath a wool tunic or shirt for additional warmth.

Crafted from high-quality carbon steel

Leg wrappings were worn by the Romans at Hadrian's Wall

The cintus is based on belt fittings found in the fortification of Transdierna

It is covered with undyed linen

While these weapons were likely used primarily for decorative or ceremonial purposes

The upper portion of the trousers contrasts with this

The bust is a replica of a classical original from the 1st century BC

not only against the heat but also for recognising fellow Hospitallers

It was developed from the sallet in the early 16th century and became highly popular throughout Europe

with the ring-shaped pommel presumed to date back to the 13th century

The steel crest is based on the stylized crests of Roman legionary helmets

Constructed from brass