childrens surcoat rodrick black red Vikingkralen en baardkralen The belt end is decorated

The belt end is decorated in the Borre style

The small padlock has two keys

visor up – bevor closedThis offers good visibility and protection for the lower part of the face

the trousers are fastened with a lace

The ears are relatively short and dark

childrens surcoat rodrick black red Vikingkralen en baardkralen The belt end is decoratedThe children's surcoat is particularly well suited to any boy or girl who wishes to dress up as a knight for LARP, re enactment or a festival. Originally, surcoats were developed during the First Crusade, where knights were exposed to enormous heat and dust for prolonged periods. The surcoat prevented the metal beneath from becoming particularly hot. These surcoats were later employed throughout Europe, where they symbolised the identity of the knight