Medieval Cotton Tunic with Long Sleeves and V-Neck

Medieval Cotton Tunic with Long Sleeves and V-Neck

Historical Context and Usage

The simple T-shaped tunic was the most common garment worn by men across Europe from the Dark Ages through the High Middle Ages. For Vikings, Saxons, and early medieval commoners, it served as the primary outer garment, typically worn belted at the waist. In later centuries, it functioned as an undertunic or chemise, worn beneath woollen layers or armour.
Designed for both practicality and authenticity, this replica features a loose cut with side slits at the hem, allowing for unrestricted movement whether you are running, kneeling, or fighting. The classic V-slit neckline is historically accurate and easy to wear. The full-length sleeves provide essential coverage, protecting your arms from the sun or chafing armour.

Product Specifications

Care Instructions

To keep your tunic looking its best and lasting for many seasons:

• Machine wash at max 40°C (104°F).
• Wash dark colors separately to prevent bleeding.
• Do not use bleach.
• Tumble dry on low heat, though line drying is recommended to preserve the fabric.
• Iron on medium heat.
• Expect up to 5% shrinkage after the first wash due to the natural cotton fibers.

Size Chart

Note: The "Fits Chest Size" column refers to your body measurement. Column "A" shows the actual garment measurement (designed to be loose-fitting).

Please Note: The belt, axe, and other accessories shown in the images are for display purposes only and are not included.