Gallery:Mid - Men
From Regiapædia
Gallery
 English Thegn AD980‑1079 An aristocrat, sporting the fashionable square necked tunic. The neck hole and skirt of his madder dyed tunic is decorated with bands of silk braid.
Tom
ME0007  Acolyte AD793‑1215 Worn by acolytes, thurifers and other functionaries across all of Regia's periods.
Martin
Alan Tidy MP0001  Square Neck AD980‑1079 Square keyhole neck-holes are popular in England and Denmark during the C11th. This example is highly embroidered in Winchester style decoration and would have been worn by a lord.
by Bekka Griffiths
ME0008  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  Woven Cloth Sock by Louise Archer
AK0001  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
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