Legend Olaf's heart was as vast as the endless horizon, and his spirit as resilient as the sturdy oaks that dotted the coastline. But amidst the trials of everyday life, it was his tunic that brought him the greatest comfort. Stitched by his own hands from the softest wool of the village sheep and adorned with trims dyed in the colors of the setting sun, Olaf's tunic was more than just a garment; it was a reflection of his essence. Its loose folds draped over his frame like a gentle embrace, offering warmth in the chill of winter and freedom in the heat of summer. Whether he was tending to his crops in the golden fields or sharing laughter with friends around the hearth, Olaf's tunic was his faithful companion, a silent witness to the joys and sorrows of his journey. Description This popular model length provides an excellent historical design, but also comfort with short sleeves and a thick high-quality fabric, perfectly adapted to the often rough reality of LARP or SCA events. The complexity of the border is a nice addition, inspired by the historical embroideries that would often decorate German and Norsemen clothes during the Early Middle Ages. This is a perfect base for a Viking costume and can pass very well with any character inspired by pre-Christian medieval Europe, or even from the medieval Muslim world. Characteristics 100% Cotton Historical long cut Decorative trims on the sleeves and collar The coloration and the trim may vary Size Chart Small: Max chest size: 96.5cm / 38 inches Shoulders: 48cm / 19 inches Length: 117cm / 46 inches Medium: Max chest size: 107cm / 42 inches Shoulders: 51cm / 20 inches Length: 120cm / 47 inches Large: Max chest size: 117cm / 46 inches Shoulders: 53.5cm / 21 inches Length: 121cm / 49 inches X-Large: Max chest size: 127cm / 50 inches Shoulders: 56cm / 22 inches Length: 121cm / 48 inches 2X-Large: Max chest size: 137cm / 54 inches Shoulders: 60cm / 24 inches Length: 123cm / 52 inches 3X-Large: Max chest size: 158cm / 58 inches Shoulders: 33cm / 26 inches Length: 124cm / 54 inches Designed in Germany by Leonardo Carbone
