Woolen Viking tunic, early medieval – brick color

Simple T-tunic made of 92 % woolen fabric in brick color, 8 % of acryl. Shape based on a find from Birka (Sweden), 8th-9th cent. Made of two rectangles and with square-shaped wedges under the armpits and wedges on the sides. Similar patterns were used in both the Skjoldehamn and Kragelund tunics, they are characteristic for early medieval tunics. Fabric has been washed before sewing. Tunic should be washed in 40 C. Inside stitches are machine, every visible stitches are made by hand with linen threads.