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museums and films

The extra strips of fabric — also known as gores — arranged at the centre ensure that the tunic falls elegantly and remains comfortable to wear

Experience the magic of the elven world with Kryo

enraged animals

now housed in the Louvre Museum

peasant daughter medieval apron practical and auth Al het armpantser museums and filmsIn the Middle Ages, clothing was quite expensive and garments were not washed every day. People wore an apron over dresses and tunics to keep the fabric clean and protected so that the clothing lasted longer. The apron is crafted from 100% Baltic linen and is well suited to re enactment and living history. It features a strip of fabric at the top that permits it to be tied at the back.