Pilgrim badges & religion

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Monk items and monk clothing for monk costume

Here you will find everything for a medieval monk costume. We have various cloaks, habits, and robes. Additionally, accessories such as a medieval incense burner and bells. Ideal for medieval reenactment, living history, museums, theater, and carnival and Halloween.

Medieval pilgrim badges

Medieval pilgrim badges were made of tin. These tin badges were affordably priced. People wore them on their coat, tunic or chaperon. Medieval badges conveyed something about the wearer. For instance, there were badges representing a profession. Such as sailor, archer, or surgeon. Badges also presented a political preference. But the most well-known badges were purchased during pilgrimages. For example, to Santiago de Compostela or to Canterbury. These badges with saints on them provided the wearer with protection. In the Middle Ages, there was a whole culture around which badge someone wore. This tradition continues! In Medieval Reenactment. With our large selection, medieval reenactors can accurately develop their character in detail. Our badges are hand-cast and exclusively based on archaeological finds.