scottish kilt black

scottish kilt blackThe Scottish kilt is the national symbol of the Scotsman since the 18th century. The kilt developed from the ancient Scottish costume of the leine, brat and ionar. The tartan is the famous Scottish plaid fabric in which alternating coloured rows of threads are interwoven. This material has been worn throughout history in Scotland; the Celts, too, were known to wear this material, and the fabric was already recognised in Roman times for its quality and

discovered in Denmark

The blade runs through the whole grip

The German sallet may have resulted from a blend of influences from the Italian sallet and the German kettle hats with wide brims and visors that were employed in the first half of the 15th century

and many examples remain asymmetrical

It features a split at the front and the back so that it may be comfortably worn whilst horse-riding

It is a weapon for Amazons

with a blade of 50 cm

The Roman buckle is based on 3rd-century originals

The tunic Ekwin has been designed with generous leg space

and the grip approximately 12 cm

These clogs are crafted from poplar wood and reinforced with a leather band for added durability

Crafted to battle-ready specification