Viking costume

The overdress is part of the Viking women's garb and is based on finds from Haithabu. It is pulled over an underdress and can be worn with a belt, brooch chains or other accessories (not included). Lacings are attached to the sides to allow the dress to fit snugly to your body. Our overdress is made from 100% cotton.

The overdress is part of the Viking women's garb and is based on finds from Haithabu. It is pulled over an underdress and can be worn with a belt, brooch chains or other accessories (not included). Lacings are attached to the sides to allow the dress to fit snugly to your body. Our overdress is made from 100% cotton.

The overdress is part of the Viking women's garb and is based on finds from Haithabu. It is pulled over an underdress and can be worn with a belt, brooch chains or other accessories (not included). Lacings are attached to the sides to allow the dress to fit snugly to your body. Our overdress is made from 100% cotton.

The overdress is part of the Viking women's garb and is based on finds from Haithabu. It is pulled over an underdress and can be worn with a belt, brooch chains or other accessories (not included). Lacings are attached to the sides to allow the dress to fit snugly to your body. Our overdress is made from 100% cotton.

The overdress is part of the Viking women's garb and is based on finds from Haithabu. It is pulled over an underdress and can be worn with a belt, brooch chains or other accessories (not included). Lacings are attached to the sides to allow the dress to fit snugly to your body. Our overdress is made from 100% cotton.

These early medieval half boots are based on a shoe from the Museum of London, which is dated to the 9th century. However, similar shoes have also been found in York and Haithabu. Our Viking shoes have a toggle fastening and a rubber outsole (approx. 5 mm thick), which makes them less likely to wear through. The upper material (thickness approx. 2.5 mm) and the inner material are made of leather.

These early medieval half boots are based on a shoe from the Museum of London, which is dated to the 9th century. However, similar shoes have also been found in York and Haithabu. Our Viking shoes have a toggle fastening and a rubber outsole (approx. 5 mm thick), which makes them less likely to wear through. The upper material (thickness approx. 2.5 mm) and the inner material are made of leather.

These early medieval half boots are based on a shoe from the Museum of London, which is dated to the 9th century. However, similar shoes have also been found in York and Haithabu. Our Viking shoes have a toggle fastening and a rubber outsole (approx. 5 mm thick), which makes them less likely to wear through. The upper material (thickness approx. 2.5 mm) and the inner material are made of leather.

These early medieval half boots are based on a shoe from the Museum of London, which is dated to the 9th century. However, similar shoes have also been found in York and Haithabu. Our Viking shoes have a toggle fastening and a rubber outsole (approx. 5 mm thick), which makes them less likely to wear through. The upper material (thickness approx. 2.5 mm) and the inner material are made of leather.

These early medieval half boots are based on a shoe from the Museum of London, which is dated to the 9th century. However, similar shoes have also been found in York and Haithabu. Our Viking shoes have a toggle fastening and a rubber outsole (approx. 5 mm thick), which makes them less likely to wear through. The upper material (thickness approx. 2.5 mm) and the inner material are made of leather.

These early medieval half boots are based on a shoe from the Museum of London, which is dated to the 9th century. However, similar shoes have also been found in York and Haithabu. Our Viking shoes have a toggle fastening and a rubber outsole (approx. 5 mm thick), which makes them less likely to wear through. The upper material (thickness approx. 2.5 mm) and the inner material are made of leather.

These early medieval half boots are based on a shoe from the Museum of London, which is dated to the 9th century. However, similar shoes have also been found in York and Haithabu. Our Viking shoes have a toggle fastening and a rubber outsole (approx. 5 mm thick), which makes them less likely to wear through. The upper material (thickness approx. 2.5 mm) and the inner material are made of leather.

These early medieval half boots are based on a shoe from the Museum of London, which is dated to the 9th century. However, similar shoes have also been found in York and Haithabu. Our Viking shoes have a toggle fastening and a rubber outsole (approx. 5 mm thick), which makes them less likely to wear through. The upper material (thickness approx. 2.5 mm) and the inner material are made of leather.

These early medieval half boots are based on a shoe from the Museum of London, which is dated to the 9th century. However, similar shoes have also been found in York and Haithabu. Our Viking shoes have a toggle fastening and a rubber outsole (approx. 5 mm thick), which makes them less likely to wear through. The upper material (thickness approx. 2.5 mm) and the inner material are made of leather.

These early medieval half boots are based on a shoe from the Museum of London, which is dated to the 9th century. However, similar shoes have also been found in York and Haithabu. Our Viking shoes have a toggle fastening and a rubber outsole (approx. 5 mm thick), which makes them less likely to wear through. The upper material (thickness approx. 2.5 mm) and the inner material are made of leather.

These early medieval half boots are based on a shoe from the Museum of London, which is dated to the 9th century. However, similar shoes have also been found in York and Haithabu. Our Viking shoes have a toggle fastening and a rubber outsole (approx. 5 mm thick), which makes them less likely to wear through. The upper material (thickness approx. 2.5 mm) and the inner material are made of leather.

These early medieval half boots are based on a shoe from the Museum of London, which is dated to the 9th century. However, similar shoes have also been found in York and Haithabu. Our Viking shoes have a toggle fastening and a rubber outsole (approx. 5 mm thick), which makes them less likely to wear through. The upper material (thickness approx. 2.5 mm) and the inner material are made of leather.

Our long belt is made of cowhide, has a Celtic knot pattern and an iron ring through which the belt is pulled and then knotted. The embossed Celtic pattern runs across the entire surface of the leather belt. Knot patterns were typical of the Middle Ages. The Celtic knot pattern in particular is characterized by its seemingly endless weave.

The medieval belt has a width of approx. 2.3 cm and a thickness of approx. 3 mm. The diameter of the iron ring is approx. 3.4 cm on the outside and approx. 2.8 cm on the inside.

Our long belt is made of cowhide, has a Celtic knot pattern and an iron ring through which the belt is pulled and then knotted. The embossed Celtic pattern runs across the entire surface of the leather belt. Knot patterns were typical of the Middle Ages. The Celtic knot pattern in particular is characterized by its seemingly endless weave.

The medieval belt has a width of approx. 2.3 cm and a thickness of approx. 3 mm. The diameter of the iron ring is approx. 3.4 cm on the outside and approx. 2.8 cm on the inside.

Our long belt is made of cowhide, has a Celtic knot pattern and an iron ring through which the belt is pulled and then knotted. The embossed Celtic pattern runs across the entire surface of the leather belt. Knot patterns were typical of the Middle Ages. The Celtic knot pattern in particular is characterized by its seemingly endless weave.

The medieval belt has a width of approx. 2.3 cm and a thickness of approx. 3 mm. The diameter of the iron ring is approx. 3.4 cm on the outside and approx. 2.8 cm on the inside.

Our long belt is made of cowhide, has a Celtic knot pattern and an iron ring through which the belt is pulled and then knotted. The embossed Celtic pattern runs across the entire surface of the leather belt. Knot patterns were typical of the Middle Ages. The Celtic knot pattern in particular is characterized by its seemingly endless weave.

The medieval belt has a width of approx. 2.3 cm and a thickness of approx. 3 mm. The diameter of the iron ring is approx. 3.4 cm on the outside and approx. 2.8 cm on the inside.

Our medieval bag has a toggle fastener and braided stitching. This makes it not only practical but also decorative. There are loops on the back through which a belt with a maximum width of approx. 8 cm can be pulled. The bag is made entirely from leather.

Dimensions: length approx. 13.5 cm / width approx. 21 cm / depth at least approx. 3.5 cm / total length approx. 24 cm

Our medieval bag has a toggle fastener and braided stitching. This makes it not only practical but also decorative. There are loops on the back through which a belt with a maximum width of approx. 8 cm can be pulled. The bag is made entirely from leather.

Dimensions: length approx. 13.5 cm / width approx. 21 cm / depth at least approx. 3.5 cm / total length approx. 24 cm

This hand-forged Viking knife is made of stainless steel. The end of the handle resembles a bird's head. The knife was made according to an original from the Viking Age, although it is questionable whether it really comes from the Viking Age or is possibly a Celtic knife. The knife is supplied with a leather sheath which can be attached to a belt.

The blade is approx. 15 cm long and the overall length is approx. 26.5 cm.

Brooch chains were Viking chains on which balls, beads, pieces of wood and/or natural stones were strung together and a bead or pendant hung in the middle. This necklace was then attached to two brooches on the clothing. Our brooch chain is handmade and has loops at the ends so that it can be easily attached to brooches or, for example, with S-hooks to chain distributors so that several brooch chains can be worn (not included). The chain is approx. 37 cm long and is made of glass, wood, bronze (nickel-free), silver, brass and nylon.

Material pendant amulet Haithabu bronze: Zamak casting (nickel release below 0.5µG/cm²/week)
Material pendant Thorshammer bronze / Moon bronze / 3er Moon bronze: Bronze (nickel content approx. 0.2 %)
Material of bead pendant: Glass

Scope of delivery: 1x Viking brooch necklace

Brooch chains were Viking chains on which balls, beads, pieces of wood and/or natural stones were strung together and a bead or pendant hung in the middle. This necklace was then attached to two brooches on the clothing. Our brooch chain is handmade and has loops at the ends so that it can be easily attached to brooches or, for example, with S-hooks to chain distributors so that several brooch chains can be worn (not included). The chain is approx. 37 cm long and is made of glass, wood, bronze (nickel-free), silver, brass and nylon.

Material pendant amulet Haithabu bronze: Zamak casting (nickel release below 0.5µG/cm²/week)
Material pendant Thorshammer bronze / Moon bronze / 3er Moon bronze: Bronze (nickel content approx. 0.2 %)
Material of bead pendant: Glass

Scope of delivery: 1x Viking brooch necklace

Brooch chains were Viking chains on which balls, beads, pieces of wood and/or natural stones were strung together and a bead or pendant hung in the middle. This necklace was then attached to two brooches on the clothing. Our brooch chain is handmade and has loops at the ends so that it can be easily attached to brooches or, for example, with S-hooks to chain distributors so that several brooch chains can be worn (not included). The chain is approx. 37 cm long and is made of glass, wood, bronze (nickel-free), silver, brass and nylon.

Material pendant amulet Haithabu bronze: Zamak casting (nickel release below 0.5µG/cm²/week)
Material pendant Thorshammer bronze / Moon bronze / 3er Moon bronze: Bronze (nickel content approx. 0.2 %)
Material of bead pendant: Glass

Scope of delivery: 1x Viking brooch necklace

Brooch chains were Viking chains on which balls, beads, pieces of wood and/or natural stones were strung together and a bead or pendant hung in the middle. This necklace was then attached to two brooches on the clothing. Our brooch chain is handmade and has loops at the ends so that it can be easily attached to brooches or, for example, with S-hooks to chain distributors so that several brooch chains can be worn (not included). The chain is approx. 37 cm long and is made of glass, wood, bronze (nickel-free), silver, brass and nylon.

Material pendant amulet Haithabu bronze: Zamak casting (nickel release below 0.5µG/cm²/week)
Material pendant Thorshammer bronze / Moon bronze / 3er Moon bronze: Bronze (nickel content approx. 0.2 %)
Material of bead pendant: Glass

Scope of delivery: 1x Viking brooch necklace

Brooch chains were Viking chains on which balls, beads, pieces of wood and/or natural stones were strung together and a bead or pendant hung in the middle. This necklace was then attached to two brooches on the clothing. Our brooch chain is handmade and has loops at the ends so that it can be easily attached to brooches or, for example, with S-hooks to chain distributors so that several brooch chains can be worn (not included). The chain is approx. 37 cm long and is made of glass, wood, bronze (nickel-free), silver, brass and nylon.

Material pendant amulet Haithabu bronze: Zamak casting (nickel release below 0.5µG/cm²/week)
Material pendant Thorshammer bronze / Moon bronze / 3er Moon bronze: Bronze (nickel content approx. 0.2 %)
Material of bead pendant: Glass

Scope of delivery: 1x Viking brooch necklace

Our Viking brooch in the Borrestil style was modeled after an original from the Tröndelag region. The Borrestil was a style phase of Viking art from the 9th/10th century. Typical were the knot and animal patterns which could be found on many brooches.

Our disc brooch is made of bronze (nickel content approx. 0.2%) and has a diameter of approx. 5.4 cm. A pin was attached to the back to attach it to clothing. The scope of delivery is 1 piece (if 2 pieces are required, 2 must also be ordered).