• Viking coat Bjorn: Authentic kilt with flaps, red
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  • Viking coat Bjorn: Authentic flap skirt, red
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Viking coat Bjorn: Authentic flap skirt, red

$104.98 USD
$104.98 USD
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Highlights

The Bjorn cloak is an authentically designed Viking-style coat made of robust canvas, ideal for historical reenactments in the Early Middle Ages.

  • Made from sturdy cotton canvas with a lined bodice for comfortable wear.
  • Authentic cut based on historical finds from Haithabu and depictions from the 7th century.
  • Typical design with overlapping front flaps, traditionally worn with a belt.
  • Versatile layering thanks to its loose fit and knee-length hem.
  • Easy-care 100% cotton material, machine washable at 40°C.
Manufacturer's specifications

Battle-Merchant Wacken GmbH & Co. KG, Gehrn 4, 25596, Wacken, info@battlemerchant.com
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Viking coat Bjorn: Authentic kilt with flaps, red
flap skirt bjorn viking coat red
Viking coat Bjorn: Authentic flap skirt, red
Viking coat Bjorn: Authentic kilt with flaps, red

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Questions about the product Viking coat Bjorn: Authentic flap skirt, red

What distinguishes the Viking coat Bjorn as an authentic cloak with flaps, and for which historical reenactments is the red color particularly suitable?

The Bjorn Viking coat is distinguished by its characteristic triangular flaps at the front, which are folded over and secured with a belt. The design is inspired by historical finds from Hedeby and warrior depictions on helmets from Sutton Hoo and Valsgård. The coat is made of sturdy, lined cotton canvas and has a loose fit, allowing for the authentic layered look of the Early Middle Ages.

The red color is particularly suitable for portraying wealthy Vikings, as bright colors were considered expensive in the Viking Age and signaled high social status and prosperity. This makes this coat ideal for authentic reenactments, LARP, or historical portrayals of characters of high rank.
What materials were used for the lining and trim of the Viking coat Bjorn, and how does the wide cut contribute to its practical use in reenactment?

The Viking coat Bjorn is made of sturdy cotton fabric and features a lining and elaborate trim. Its loose fit allows for layering in reenactments, making it ideal for wearing multiple layers underneath, and therefore particularly suitable for winter.
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What is the historical origin of the design of the Bjorn cloak and what additional accessory is needed to close the cloak securely and stylishly?

The Bjorn cloak, or flap coat, originated with the Eurasian nomadic horsemen (such as the Huns and Avars) and spread westward during the Migration Period, where it was adopted by Vikings and Rus. A suitable belt is necessary to fasten the cloak securely and authentically, as the front flaps are folded over each other and held in place by the belt.