chaperon herringbone motif knud black grey Eedringen The Wigbold trousers are inspired

The Wigbold trousers are inspired by garments worn during the 8th–12th century in the Scandinavian and Slavic world

with a hard leather knee cap for extra security

The culture flourished between 450 BC and the first century BC

The soles are equipped with 7 mm long iron nails

Holes may be made in it to attach the leg armour to the belt

chaperon herringbone motif knud black grey Eedringen The Wigbold trousers are inspiredThe chaperon became a popular piece of clothing during the High Middle Ages, but was already worn from the Early Middle Ages. It protects the head, neck, back and shoulders from cold weather and rain, and is particularly well suited to keeping warm during sleep at a camp or festival. During the High Middle Ages, the chaperon was a popular item of clothing for all classes in society. The upper class wore chaperons in expensive colours such as blue, red