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Early MEDIEVAL
At the end of the 5, until the end of the 11th century.
In the early Middle Ages are still many influences of the Germanic tribes and the Romans are evident.
The typical parts of the clothing of a man are:
Under Tunic - in the form like tunic Tunic - coat - in a straight shape, with long narrow sleeves, round neckline, without closure, rather short, above the knees. At the end of this period is getting longer and the tunic by inserting Geren (Gore) in the lower range.
Pants - narrow, long pants made of wool, with the average of the Germanic Thorsberg pants or pants of Skjoldehamn.
Mantle - a rectangular cloak (Sagum), closed on the shoulder with a fibula. Another form of the shell was a flapper skirt.
Varangians ('Rus') trousersVarangians ('Rus') trousers out of wool or linen, was worn in this form from the Vikings and Franks. |
Trousers after ThorsbergfashionNarrow trousers - after the Thorsbergfashion (in a simplified form of the fashion) out of wool or linen. |
Tunic early middle ageEarly middle aged short tunic out of wool or linen with two gores on the sides and a round neckline. |
Tunic early middle age with card woven braidEarly middle aged knee-lenght tunic out of wool or linen with a card woven braid at the neckline and the sleeves. |
Tunic early middle age with card woven braidEarly middle aged short tunic out of wool or linen with a card woven braid at the neckline and sleeves. |
Undertunic early middle ageShort undertunic out of linen with two gores at the sides. Can be worn under a woolen tunic or alone.
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Tunic early middle ageShort tunic out of wool or linen with embroidery and a different coloured edging. Based on a drawing on a bowl from Isola Rizza. |
Tunic early middle age with embroideryLangobardic tunic out of wool or linen with embroidery and differnt coloured edging. Based on a drawing on a silverbowl from Isola Rizza. |