Norse Collection

Our Tunic Tyr Herringbone is a real eye-catcher. It is a long-sleeved tunic with a small slit neckline that can be embellished with a brooch, for example. It can be worn alone or with an under tunic. In terms of color our Winingas Asgar as well as our Skjoldehamm Cowl Knud, which are made of the same fabric, match it beautifully.

The tunic as such is a very old garment, which evolved from two cloths worn rectangularly attached to the shoulders by brooches to a sewn together form with sleeves. From lower garment it became upper garment, depending on the time and class. Most often it was worn belted. Tunics can also vary greatly in length. Shorter tunics are more practical for work.

Our Tunic Tyr Herringbone is a real eye-catcher. It is a long-sleeved tunic with a small slit neckline that can be embellished with a brooch, for example. It can be worn alone or with an under tunic. In terms of color our Winingas Asgar as well as our Skjoldehamm Cowl Knud, which are made of the same fabric, match it beautifully.

The tunic as such is a very old garment, which evolved from two cloths worn rectangularly attached to the shoulders by brooches to a sewn together form with sleeves. From lower garment it became upper garment, depending on the time and class. Most often it was worn belted. Tunics can also vary greatly in length. Shorter tunics are more practical for work.

Outer Garment Haithabu by Burgschneider

Cotton

The Haithabu overdress is part of a simple women's clothing in Viking tradition. Lacing on both sides for better wearing comfort. The material used is made of a robust, coarse woven fabric which is made of 100% uncombed cotton.

• Material: 100% Cotton
• Genre: Historic
• Sizes: S - XXL
• Reference: Hedeby Dress

Outer Garment Haithabu by Burgschneider

Cotton

The Haithabu overdress is part of a simple women's clothing in Viking tradition. Lacing on both sides for better wearing comfort. The material used is made of a robust, coarse woven fabric which is made of 100% uncombed cotton.

• Material: 100% Cotton
• Genre: Historic
• Sizes: S - XXL
• Reference: Hedeby Dress

Outer Garment Haithabu by Burgschneider

Cotton

The Haithabu overdress is part of a simple women's clothing in Viking tradition. Lacing on both sides for better wearing comfort. The material used is made of a robust, coarse woven fabric which is made of 100% uncombed cotton.

• Material: 100% Cotton
• Genre: Historic
• Sizes: S - XXL
• Reference: Hedeby Dress

Outer Garment Haithabu by Burgschneider

Cotton

The Haithabu overdress is part of a simple women's clothing in Viking tradition. Lacing on both sides for better wearing comfort. The material used is made of a robust, coarse woven fabric which is made of 100% uncombed cotton.

• Material: 100% Cotton
• Genre: Historic
• Sizes: S - XXL
• Reference: Hedeby Dress

Our two-piece round brooch set Ingwaz is handmade and can be used in many ways, e.g. individually, depending on the purpose. At the back is a clasp, similar to a safety pin. Each brooch has a diameter of about 5.5 cm.
The floral pattern of the Viking-inspired disc brooch adorns any dress and can be attached to straps, as in the picture, but can also hold a coat together.

• Genre: Historic
• Sizes: S- XXXL
• Product Details:
  • Material: Wiltshire Herringbone 60% Wool, 37% Polyester, 3% Nylon
• The colours shown may differ from the actual colours depending on the monitor and resolution of your computer.

Based on the historic Rusvik model, these trousers feature a herringbone weaving pattern, which was particularly popular throughout early medieval Europe. Not only is this design historically accurate, particularly for viking characters, but it gives the fabric a very interesting look that pops. The Rus Pants have short legs and can be accompanied by leg-wrappings, like in the photo.

• Genre: Historic
• Sizes: S- XXXL
• Product Details:
  • Material: Wiltshire Herringbone 60% Wool, 37% Polyester, 3% Nylon
• The colours shown may differ from the actual colours depending on the monitor and resolution of your computer.

Based on the historic Rusvik model, these trousers feature a herringbone weaving pattern, which was particularly popular throughout early medieval Europe. Not only is this design historically accurate, particularly for viking characters, but it gives the fabric a very interesting look that pops. The Rus Pants have short legs and can be accompanied by leg-wrappings, like in the photo.