medieval shirt dagwin white Tyr with a sharp carbon steel

with a sharp carbon steel blade of 71 cm and a hardness of 50–52 HRC

Less wealthy characters can use a curved sword instead

Shirts such as these were worn from the late Middle Ages until the seventeenth century

Crafted from high-quality leather with canvas fraying and a hand-stitched finish

The spearhead is based on historical originals that were used throughout Europe

medieval shirt dagwin white Tyr with a sharp carbon steelA universal medieval shirt well suited to countless outfits. The shirt has been designed to be worn easily beneath period trousers, and is equally suited to both medieval and early modern costumes. It is also particularly well suited to use as an undershirt for Landsknecht or Tudor outfits, amongst others.