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Surcoats — since the XII century, a long and spacious cape, similar in cut to a poncho and often decorated with the coat of arms of the owner. Usually the surcoat was just below the knee in length, had slits in the front and back, without sleeves. Now, as in the Middle Ages, it is important for your team to be of an independent color and different from rivals. The size of the surcoat is always quite large, because this is what is put on top of the armor.

A large surcoat . The front fabric is linen, the lining is calico. Internal tie , so that it would be more convenient to equip .Price 140$

A large two - tone broadcloth surcoat . The second photo shows a general view of the image with quilted armor and hood . price 140$

Team surcoat - now your enemies and allies know what your team looks like :) . Front linen, lining linen or cotton , internal ties, leather buttons or whatever you want . price 110$

All measurements on the surcoat should be done on top of what the surcoat will be worn on top of - that is , most likely on the armor , and not on the body

1. neck circumference in a helmet, if it is saled, then it must be with a bevor, etc. usually this is a large figure.

2. shoulder length, shoulder span

3. sleeve length - sometimes without sleeves, sometimes with a half sleeve, sometimes with a long sleeve

4. measuring the width of the sleeve, not the arm. assume what kind of sleeve girth you need and write it down, and not the measurement of the hand, because someone needs a wide sleeve, and someone needs a very wide one

5. chest circumference or the size of the surcoat

6. the girth of the abdomen or the size of the surcoat

7. the circumference of the pelvis or the size of the surcoat

8. required length of the product

9. your height for the overall impression