Carolingian dress Clotilde, dalmatica, blue-red

Product description

This one dress is based on a sixth century archaeological excavation of clothing fragments in a women's grave near present-day Dortmund. Early medieval images in illuminated manuscripts from the eighth and ninth centuries provide a more complete picture of this type of clothing, such as the Stuttgart Psaltery. Particularly suitable for reenacting and LARPing the Migrations, Merovingians and Franks. Manuscripts show that dresses from this period had contrasting colors and colored strips of fabric as decoration (clavi). This one tunic is a reconstruction of this style.

This one dress has three-quarter sleeves and can be worn with a belt. The dress has gores on the sides, which are triangular pieces of fabric that ensured that medieval clothing fell down in a beautiful way. On the back of the dress There is a button at the neck with which you can close the dress can close.