the buckler was employed in combination to deflect attacks from the opponent
Based on a historical original
and especially the ornamental embroidery give the cape and the wearer a distinctive
The dress is based on 12th–13th century originals featuring trumpet sleeves
11th–12th century depictions show knights almost exclusively with a split in their hauberks
dress aibell black Mains gauches the buckler was employed inThe dress is crafted from viscose. It features a wide, flared skirt with small splits at the sides. The dress is available in the colours red, green, black, blue, brown, purple and orange, in sizes S M, L XL and XXL.