Cotton Medieval Shirt with Tie-Up Neck – No Collar or Cuffs Color:Blue A powerful and versatile weapon

A powerful and versatile weapon

The spike on the other side could even pierce lower quality plates and mail

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The Longsword appears to have become popular during the 14th century and remained in common use from 1250 to 1550

This sword is usually dated to the beginning of the 14th century

Cotton Medieval Shirt with Tie-Up Neck – No Collar or Cuffs Color:Blue A powerful and versatile weaponCotton Medieval Shirt with Tie Up Neck No Collar or Cuffs Unisex This simple, rugged medieval shirt is perfect for those seeking a more rustic or peasant style look. Lightweight and breathable, it's ideal for LARP, reenactment, or fantasy festivals. Made from soft, high quality cotton Open neckline with tie up closure No collar or cuffs, for a raw, natural finish Loose, flowing fit for comfort and movement Great for layering or wearing on its own S,