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The first mentions of the bascinet (or beckenhaube) date back to 1281 in the Italian city of Padua

The riding tunic is a core piece for the early and high Middle Ages — a time of courtly culture

and gravel — surfaces that did not exist in the Middle Ages

The grave dates to around 1030 AD

Around 1300 it was discovered that the opening originally intended for the face also fit perfectly around the head: this is how the chaperon was born

cotehardie bonifacio velvet green Keltische broche The first mentions of theThis cotehardie offers a sharp fit without the hassle of customization. In the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries, a cotehardie was usually worn over a shirt or chemise and possibly under a surcotte or cloak for a complete costume. The velvet construction gives this garment the colour green a rich, vibrant look that catches the light and immediately stands out. Besides the appearance it has material also a firm texture that keeps its shape during