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  • Winingas Asgar Herringbone Olive/Grey

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  • Winingas Asgar Herringbone Burgundy/Grey

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  • Winingas Asgar Herringbone Black/Grey

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  • Wool Winingas Aki Brown

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  • Wool Winingas Aki Dark Grey

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  • Wool Winingas Aki Blue

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  • Wool Winingas Aki Red

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  • Wool Winingas Aki Black

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  • Wool Winingas Aki Green

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  • Wool Winingas Aki Grey

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  • Wool Winingas Aki Autumn Green

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  • Wool Winingas Aki Yellow

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  • Wool Winingas Aki Orange

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Viking Puttees

Winingas have been worn since the Iron Age. The Romans at Hadrian's Wall used them, as did the Germanic tribes, Byzantines, Franks, Alamanni, Bavarians, Wends (Slavs), and later in the Middle Ages, the Normans and Vikings. Winingas were widespread throughout Central and Northern Europe.
In the beginning, winingas served as a substitute for socks. From foot to lower leg, they are wrapped over the pants to below the knee and fixed with a fibula to protect and keep the wearer warm.
On the basis of textile finds in Damendorf, Oberaltendorf, Bernuthsfeld and the Thorsberg moor, there’s proof these have been worn from the 2nd to the 8th century, and also on the carpet of Bayeux from the year 1066, winingas are shown.

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