landsknecht shirt tom black red Festival mantels - gewaden en jassen The front of the cape

The front of the cape is shorter

Old Harbour is reminiscent of a walk on the canals of seventeenth century Amsterdam along the merchant ships filled with spices from distant countries

it features a surface of laminated wood

This Viking fibula is based on a Thors hammer excavated in Fossi

The skirt is crafted from an unbleached cotton-linen mix

landsknecht shirt tom black red Festival mantels - gewaden en jassen The front of the capeThis shirt is made according to historically inspired patterns of the Landsknecht, a fashion style from the late 15th century. It's not certain where this fashion came from, but historians suggest that landsknechts started cutting their clothing because it was too tight to fight in. Thus, this style emerged along with the famous mercenaries. The shirt is made of robust, high quality cotton. The loose fit allows for freedom of movement while fighting