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Bold colours. Historical flair.  The Kampfrau Dress combines late medieval style and Landsknecht flair into a single, wearable, and adjustable garment, ideal for everything from drunken carouses to multi-day campaign days at...

The Flat Hat Edward is modeled after the Tudor bonnets and berets common in the 16th century. It’s a simple, rounded hat that was a standard piece of clothing for everyone from wealthy merchants to scholars during the Renaissance. If...

A very basic straight bow, available in 120cm or 140cm, in a plain style or painted up like wood. Weather proof, impact resistant and break-proof, even if bent more than 180°.  Won't weaken, even if kept under tension for months....

Hunger. Hunger is all you feel and know. In a vague portion of your mind you remember that there had once been so much more. You had a job. You had a family. But now as you catch the whiff of something delicious, that vague memory is...

There are guests in your family’s forest, and you have been tasked with guiding them past the tree’s many secrets. These guests are not fae folk, and so they walk with heavy and clumsy footfalls into sinking pits and bear dens. Were it...

Your Elven Ears hear the rustle of footsteps behind you. A smile crosses your delicate lips as you realize a stranger is attempting to sneak up on someone as lithe and alert as you. You are the kindred of the immortals, having honed...

The Wimple is a classic medieval headpiece from our Yoremade collection, designed for the High and Late Medieval periods. Historically worn from the late 12th to the early 14th century, it drapes over the head and wraps securely...

The Rectangular Veil with Fillet is one of those quiet essentials that ties everything together. Whether you're building a historical outfit for reenactment or a believable fantasy costume, this piece helps you hit that authentic note...

The Pellote is a sleeveless surcoat from our Yoremade collection by Epic Armoury. It's based on the 14th-century "gates of hell" style, named for the deep side openings that show off the dress or tunic you wear underneath. It’s a...

The Oval Veil is a staple of feminine fashion throughout the High and Late Medieval periods. Unlike square or rectangular veils that can produce sharp, awkward corners, the oval cut is designed to drape gracefully over the head and...