skirt nelly light cotton bordeaux red Saxen - messen - dolken & mains gauches the sword is an oakeshott

the sword is an oakeshott type XI

The original dates from the late 1st century AD

Cuirasses of this style were often paired with chainmail voiders

The hood is crafted from a wool mix and features a polyester faux fur trim

This knife is delivered including a leather scabbard

skirt nelly light cotton bordeaux red Saxen - messen - dolken & mains gauches the sword is an oakeshottThe underskirt was an indispensable part of a woman's wardrobe in the Baroque period. To create extra volume and stay warm, women during this period often wore multiple petticoats on top of each other. This one skirt is made of light cotton and can serve both as a visible outer skirt and in layers as an underskirt. The skirt has a straight cut and has a drawstring on the sides with which you can adjust the width and fit yourself. The hem is finished