• Medieval dress Bliaut Amal with hell windows, blue
  • medieval dress with hell windows, blue amal, natural
  • Medieval dress Bliaut Amal with hell windows, blue
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Battle-Merchant

Medieval dress Bliaut Amal with hell windows, blue

$104.98 USD
$104.98 USD
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Highlights

The Bliaut Amal medieval dress is a magnificent gown made of pure cotton, distinguished by its historical authenticity and feminine silhouette.

  • Characteristic slits at the sides reveal the underdress.
  • Individual fit thanks to side lacing with high-quality metal lace.
  • Elegant trumpet sleeves and decorative seams lend the dress a noble, courtly character.
  • Generous hem width thanks to inserted gussets for elegant movement while walking.
  • Made of 100% cotton and easy to care for, machine washable at 40 degrees on a gentle cycle.
Manufacturer's specifications

Battle-Merchant Wacken GmbH & Co. KG, Gehrn 4, 25596, Wacken, info@battlemerchant.com
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Medieval dress Bliaut Amal with hell windows, blue
medieval dress with hell windows, blue amal, natural
Medieval dress Bliaut Amal with hell windows, blue
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Questions about the product Medieval dress Bliaut Amal with hell windows, blue

What materials is the medieval dress Bliaut Amal with hell windows in blue made of, and for which historical periods is it best suited?

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The fit of the Bliaut Amal medieval dress can be individually adjusted to the body thanks to the side and back lacing. For cleaning, a gentle machine wash at 40°C is recommended; the dress should be washed separately and is not suitable for tumble drying.
Does the Bliaut Amal come with a matching underdress, and in which country is the medieval dress produced?

The Bliaut Amal dress does not include a matching underdress; only the dress itself is supplied. The provided information does not specify the country of origin.
What is meant by the term "hell window" in this medieval dress, and what social significance did the characteristic trumpet sleeves have at that time?

The wide, side armholes, which extend deep to the hips and reveal the garment underneath or the side lacing, are known as "hell windows." The characteristic trumpet sleeves emphasize the dress's noble character, as the voluminous shape and the associated amount of fabric signaled wealth and high social status to the wearer in the Middle Ages.