surcoat gyda grey Maliënkolders en schaalpantser Around the 15th century footwear

Around the 15th century footwear was extremely expensive

Weight: approximately 800 g

Typical for the seax is that it has a single-edged blade and that it is worn horizontally

possibly Macedonia arose

The axe head is semi-sharp and made of carbon steel with a hardness of 48 HRC

surcoat gyda grey Maliënkolders en schaalpantser Around the 15th century footwearGyda in Old Norse means as much as 'goddess' or 'beautiful', and is therefore a most fitting name for the garment and the wearer. The shoulder straps are an authentic and frequently used element of medieval women's clothing, giving the dress an elegant and feminine appearance. The laces on the side permit the dress to fit as well as possible. The Gyda surcoat may be combined with another colour dress, for the best Viking look. Fabric material: 100%