Medieval shirts & tunics

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  • Medieval tunic Gadaric, cream Medieval tunic Gadaric, cream

    Medieval tunic Gadaric, cream

    kr 365 Incl. VAT
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    Ordered on weekdays before 20.30, shipped the same day
  • Normandy tunic Hvitserk, blue Normandy tunic Hvitserk, blue

    Normandy tunic Hvitserk, blue

    kr 632 Incl. VAT
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    Ordered on weekdays before 20.30, shipped the same day
  • Medieval shirt Ulrich, natural Medieval shirt Ulrich, natural

    Medieval shirt Ulrich, natural

    kr 419 Incl. VAT
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  • Normandy tunic Bayeux, green Normandy tunic Bayeux, green

    Normandy tunic Bayeux, green

    kr 632 Incl. VAT
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    Ordered on weekdays before 20.30, shipped the same day
  • Medieval tunic Gadaric, green Medieval tunic Gadaric, green

    Medieval tunic Gadaric, green

    kr 365 Incl. VAT
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    Ordered on weekdays before 20.30, shipped the same day
  • Medieval tunic Everard, black, wool mix Medieval tunic Everard, black, wool mix

    Medieval tunic Everard, black, wool mix

    kr 978 Incl. VAT
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Medieval tunic for reenactment and LARP

The tunic was the most popular and widely worn garment in the world from antiquity to the Middle Ages. Men wore the tunic to the knees or hips, and women wore a tunic to the ground. We recommend always wearing a belt with a tunic. In the Middle Ages, men always wore a belt over the tunic because they could hang a knife, bag, and other necessities on it. They also used the belt to make the tunic shorter and longer, or to give more shape to the tunic. You can wear a tunic with or without a trousers. Often, men wore the tunic without a trousers.

Medieval shirt

Discover our collection of medieval and Renaissance shirts for reenactment and LARP. Create a beautiful medieval costume by combining a shirt with a trousers and possibly a doublet or jacket. Men mainly started wearing shirts in the late Middle Ages and Renaissance because it became fashionable. Before this, people wore the tunic.