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Children's tunic Lucas black/red

$59.98 USD
$59.98 USD
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Highlights

The Lucas medieval tunic for children is a calf-length garment made of sturdy cotton fabric, ideal for authentic role-playing and medieval markets.

  • Made of robust, 100% pure cotton fabric
  • Striking vertical mid-part color scheme in black and red
  • Optimal freedom of movement thanks to side and center slits
  • Available in standard children's sizes 110, 128, 146, and 164
  • Easy cleaning in the washing machine on a gentle cycle at 40°C
Manufacturer's specifications

Battle-Merchant Wacken GmbH & Co. KG, Gehrn 4, 25596, Wacken, info@battlemerchant.com
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Children's tunic Lucas black/red

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Questions about the product Children's tunic Lucas black/red

What material is the Lucas children's tunic made of, and what are the care instructions for this garment?

The Lucas children's tunic is made of 100% cotton. It can be machine washed at 40 degrees Celsius on a gentle cycle, but is not suitable for tumble drying.
In what sizes is the Lucas children's tunic available and how is the total length of the garment measured?

The Lucas children's tunic is available in sizes 110, 128, 146, and 164. The total length of the garment is measured at the center back.
What material is the Lucas children's tunic made of, and what details about the cut characterize this medieval garment?

The Lucas children's tunic is made of sturdy cotton fabric. This medieval garment is characterized by a simple, straight, calf-length cut, slit at the sides up to the waist for greater freedom of movement, and often designed in a two-tone, parti-color pattern.
What is meant by the Mi-Parti design of the Lucas children's tunic, and for which medieval periods or events is this garment particularly suitable?

The mi-parti design of the Lucas children's tunic refers to a vertical color division of the garment, combining two different fabric colors. This style was popular from the 11th to the 16th centuries and is therefore ideally suited for portrayals of the High and Late Middle Ages, as well as for events such as medieval markets, reenactments, and LARP.