Gallery:Generic - Men
Gallery
 Freeman AD793‑1215 An educated freeman of some wealth as shown by the colours of his clothing. He wears the common short everyday cloak. This look can be worn at any Regia event.
Gary
ME0001  Freeman AD793‑1180 A free man dressed in an undyed tunic. His hood and leg bindings are however more colourful having been dyed with weld.
Malcolm
ME0002  English Thegn AD793‑1180 This Lord wears a madder dyed tunic and cloak. The neck and cuffs of his tunic are decorated in tablet weave and his cloak is closed with a large disc brooch.
Pat
ME0003  Shoe AD850‑1050 Simple slip on shoes like these have been found in England, Ireland and Denmark.
by Ana Deissler
AS0001  Woven Cloth Sock by Louise Archer
AK0001  Freeman AD793‑1180 This freeman wears a yellow linen shirt with a V-neck opening. In addition he carries a war-knife, known as a seax, in a sheath suspended from his belt and leg bindings around his lower legs.
Mike
ME0004  Naalbound Sock by Carole Tidy
AK0003  Toggled Boot AD850‑1050 Simple low ankle boots like these were common in England, Frisia and France.
by Ana Deissler
AS0002  Leg Bindings AD793‑1180 Many men wear leg bindings wrapped around their lower legs. They average 9cm wide, have a natural selvage and are primarily woven in a twill to give them more stretch.
by Liz Daborn
AK0004  Acolyte AD793‑1215 Worn by acolytes, thurifers and other functionaries across all of Regia's periods.
Martin
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