Medieval Pants

Description

Good pants are absolutely essential both for historical reenactments and when designing a larp character. These basic pants are made of sturdy cotton, the price doesn’t break the budget and the pants also have pockets, so all the elements are in place.

These cotton pants go really well with a wide variety of outfits and suit almost any era. The legs of the pants can be worn regularly hanging straight down, the legs can be covered with leg wraps and the legs fit nicely inside high boots, meaning that these same pants suit many different styles and can be used with different characters.

The fit of these pants is very average to suit different styles. These are not very tight fitting pants, but not loose with wide legs either.

The pockets are hidden inconspicuously in the vertical seam, meaning the pockets are not visible further away. This is good, because of course pockets increase the comfort of use, but clearly visible pockets in the clothing is a bad thing if you portray a character from earlier times when pockets had not yet been “invented” as an integral part of pants. Pockets began to be sewn directly into clothes from the 17th century onwards.

• A very common and simplified basic pants style
• Suitable for many characters and eras
• 100% sturdy cotton
• Available in black and brown
• Waist tightened with a cord
• Pockets hidden inconspicuously in the vertical seam, i.e. you won’t notice the pockets further away
• Available sizes: XS, S, M, L, XL, XXL and XXXL
• Made by: Karhunhammas – Beartooth