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  • Left Side Surcoat Aleran Yellow

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  • Left Side Surcoat Aleran Blue

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  • Left Side Surcoat Aleran Green

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  • Left Side Surcoat Aleran Red

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  • Left Side Surcoat Aleran Natural

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  • Left Side Surcoat Aleran Black

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  • Right Side Surcoat Aleran Yellow

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  • Right Side Surcoat Aleran Blue

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  • Right Side Surcoat Aleran Green

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  • Right Side Surcoat Aleran Red

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  • Right Side Surcoat Aleran Natural

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  • Right Side Surcoat Aleran Black

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  • Rus Tunic Tobiasz Natural/Bordeaux

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  • Rus Tunic Szimon Olive

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  • Tunic Ekwin Brown

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  • Tunic Ekwin Red

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  • Tunic Ekwin Black

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  • Tunic Thereon Brown

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  • Tunic Thereon Seaweed

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  • Tunic Thereon Black

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  • Hooded Long Tunic Renaud Green

    $79.99 USD
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  • Hooded Long Tunic Renaud Natural

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  • Hooded Long Tunic Renaud Black

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  • Skjoldehamn Tunic Einarr Hemp

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  • Tabard Thibaud Natural

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  • Long Under Tunic Bernard Natural

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  • Under Tunic Gilbert Natural

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  • Long Tunic Arnaud Grey

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  • Long Tunic Arnaud Natural

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  • Long Tunic Everard Black

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  • 3/4 Arm Under Tunic Lofar Natural

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  • Short Sleeve Tunic Aegir Green

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  • Short Sleeve Tunic Aegir Grey

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  • Short Sleeve Tunic Aegir Hemp

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  • Short Sleeve Under Tunic Snorri Natural

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  • Under Tunic Leif Natural

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Medieval Tunics, Shirts, Surcoats & Tabards for men

In the Middle Ages, clothing played an important role in showing social status and membership of a particular social class. Tunics, shirts and tabards were central components of men's wardrobes.

Medieval tunics

The tunic (Latin: tunica) was the basic overgarment of medieval gentlemen. It usually reached from the shoulders to the knees or thighs. The material, cut and decoration varied depending on the wearer's status and wealth:

Simple peasant and artisan tunics were usually made of woolen fabric or linen and kept relatively simple.

For nobles and the wealthy, tunics became increasingly elaborate. They were made from finer fabrics such as silk or trimmed with velvet and were often decorated with embroidery, braids or fur trimmings.

For special occasions such as festivals or ceremonies, aristocrats wore splendid ceremonial garments with rich decorations.

Medieval Shirts

The chemise (Latin: camisia) was the basic undergarment worn directly on the skin. It usually reached down to the thighs and had wide, sometimes even floor-length sleeves. Poorer men wore simple, linen-like shirts, while the shirts of noblemen were made of finer cotton or linen fabrics.

Surcoats or Tabards

Surcoats were an important status symbol. These sleeveless, floor-length robes were worn over the tunic and displayed the wearer's family coat of arms. The surcoat served to indicate membership of a particular noble family and was widely worn by knights, noblemen and princes.

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