Cavalier Shirt
$69.00
This Cavalier Shirt is made in a rich black cotton velvet with lace-up neck. The slashed sleeves reveal either a silver or gold satin inner sleeve. It comes in Black and Gold or Black and Silver. It is available in sizes Small/Medium or Large/X-Large.
Key Features:
- Great For Medieval Reenactments or Renaissance Faires
- Made Of Rich Black Cotton Velvet
- Lace-Up Neck
- Slashed Sleeves
| Chest | Waist | Neck | Sleeve Length | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Small/Medium | 34-40 inches | 28-34 inches | 14-15.5 inches | 34 inches |
| Large/X-Large | 42-48 inches | 36-42 inches | 16-17.5 inches | 36 inches |
3 reviews for Cavalier Shirt
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Robert D. –
The material fuzzes up on the inside of the shirt when worn and the loose parts (black strips) on the sleeves are a little too long, causing them to become entangled in my sword hilt if I move too quickly. Otherwise, it is a fine shirt.
alejandromchenry07 (verified owner) –
The sleeves can get tangled fairly easily but other than that it’s a good shirt.
kuntz1 (verified owner) –
The style, looks, and craftsmanship, of this shirt are amazing! Very, very, comfortable to wear as well. ‘Tis a very handsome garment. As with many wearable items for the human body, the amazing stylish good-looks come with a bit of a caveat. The slashed-sleeve design must be “learned” to wear problem-free. The strips of the black outer material will snag easily when around any protruding object; like your sword and/or dagger hilts and pommels, doorknobs, or furniture knobs, etc. One must just be aware of nearby protruding objects; and learn to move one’s arms with constraint, and an economy of motion. It’s worth the effort to look so good! Just ask any woman who wears 5-7″ Stiletto-heels; they look amazingly fantastic; but if the wearer is not used to wearing them, they could be disastrous, I would imagine!