Medieval skirts
How are medieval skirts worn?
Medieval skirts can be combined in many ways. Medieval blouses, for example, complement the skirts perfectly. A normal top or a long-sleeved jumper can also be combined perfectly and create a remarkable vintage look.
A long belt rounds off the overall look perfectly and adds another appealing eye-catcher.
The advantage of a belt is that you can easily attach a belt pouch, as most medieval skirts do not have pockets. This makes for a beautiful accessory and a place to store small things at the same time.
Medieval skirt for the summer
Especially on a hot summer day at a medieval market, a wide medieval skirt can be the perfect garment. Plenty of legroom, no trousers sticking to the skin, protection from sunburn... Many features speak for a long skirt. Unlike a dress, the skirt can usually be laced up at the hips for a better fit.
Fabrics also play an important role in summer. Cotton, for example, absorbs moisture from the skin and is very breathable. Linen regulates moisture and is pleasant to wear against the skin, especially in summer.