14de eeuwse pourpoint Charles de Blois, wol, dieprood Size:S dit was de laatste van

dit was de laatste van de zes Vikingstijlen

in one of the graves a ring with Arabic inscription was found

The edges have a beautiful decorated hem

The fur comes from Canadian and East European wild raccoons shot for pest control

The carefully selected leather ensures that the bodice maintains its shape while providing long-lasting durability

14de eeuwse pourpoint Charles de Blois, wol, dieprood Size:S dit was de laatste vanThe Pourpoint of Charles de Blois is currently being kept in the Muse des Tissus et des Arts Dcoratifs in Lyon, France. It is one of the best preserved surviving items of clothing from the 14th century. The stored garment was an arming jacket made of layers of fabric that were stitched into each other. It had 70 knots that attached the front and sleeves. The sleeves were made of several pieces of fabric, including special finish around the shoulder