Gesine Medieval Dress in Canvas, Various Colors 1280021960

Medieval Gesine dress in canvas, green, with slight defects

This floor-length medieval dress with 3/4 sleeves made of cotton fabric ( ilcloth ) is loosely cut. The solid canvas fabric ( ilcloth ) makes the dress robust and heavy and we therefore recommend the dress for the transitional period or with the appropriate underlining for winter.

Contrasting edges and a contrasting filled bee make this dress something special. The dress has a dividing seam just below the waist and hidden pockets in the side seams. The skirt part is wide-reaching and works without commissions.

The upper tunic is cut quite far from the body according to the High Middle Ages and only slightly fitted. Therefore, it should be combined with a leather belt.

The costume is suitable for depicting simple to medium-sized stands from the early to high Middle Ages and is therefore suitable, for example, for the times of the Franks, Slavs and Vikings.

Details:
- Available sizes: S, M, L, XL, XXL
- Color: green (also available: gasoline)
- Material: 100% cotton
- Total length for size M: approx. 150 cm (measured from the highest point of the shoulder)
- Care instructions: machine wash at 40°C, gentle cycle, do not tumble dry

How to find the right size:
To determine your dress size based on your body measurements, measure horizontally at the strongest point. For dresses, use the chest circumference as your guide. If you are between two sizes, we recommend choosing the larger size. Convenience deductions are included on average.

Please note the following:
Only the dress is sold here! Other items are available separately in our online store.

As authentic as possible, as modern as possible!
This medieval dress is part of the Battle-Merchant collection for historical clothing and medieval clothing for men, women and children. From the first drawing to the last needle stitch, this item of clothing was planned, designed and manufactured with particular attention to detail. In our clothing, we focus more or less precisely on their historical models, grave finds or museum pieces, if any. We keep changes, for example for adaptations to current sizes and working methods, as low as possible. See for yourself!