Viking Clothing and Viking Tunics by Medieval Collectibles

Viking used more wool than anything else for making clothing. Viking men were a long woolen Viking tunic and long trousers, which were held up by a belt or sash. In cold weather, Vikings were cloaks or sleeved jerkin. The cloaks were fastened at the shoulder with a brooch or a pin. For feet protection, they wore Viking boots that were made of leather. The Vikings made their own clothes from cloth woven from a loom by women and children in their own home. Most men wore long hair and beards as a protection from the cold weather.

Viking Boot Item # 100860 This style of Viking boot was used for hundreds of years. The low ankle design and soft suede exterior make it a great boot for a variety of outfits. Our version has a rubber sole and heel, allowing for hours of comfortable wear. Price:  $65.00	Viking Leather Shoes Item # GB1779 Footwear has been important all throughout history. In the middle ages shoes represented both fashion and necessity. Modern re-enactors who find that their outfit is missing something may well be missing the perfect shoes to complement the ensemble. Price:  $74.00
Viking Tunic Item # 100018 The Viking Tunic was worn during the Norman and Saxon periods, men of all classes wore tunics. This tunic is a very versatile piece and will go with many different outfits. Price:  $45.00	Woolen Viking Tunic Item # 100804 These are the finest viking tunics we have ever offered. Made from 100% wool, the rich fabric is heavy and accurate to the period. The sleeves, collar and hem are accented with a thick Nordic design trim. Price:  $65.00