Teutonic Tunic

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Product number: 88665

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Product information "Teutonic Tunic"

The German Order of the Teutonic Knights was formed at the end of the 12th century and played an important part in the defense of Acre during the Third Crusade. They later moved their base of operations to Transylvania to help defend Hungary against the Cumans.

• This Teutonic Knight's tunic is made from medium weight white cotton.
• An imposing black velvet cross has been stitched to the chest and faux leather trim the collar and shoulders.
• Splits in the front and back as well as both sides make it a perfect fighting tunic and allow room for riding.

This Teutonic Knights Tunic is complemented by the Teutonic Knight Cape (sold separately, Nr. 88665)

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Manufacturerinformation (GPSR)

Swords and more GmbH
Liebigstrasse 2-20
22113 Hamburg
Deutschland

0049 40 36164963
info@swords-and-more.com

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