Jarl kaftan met bont, bruin Vaderdag Sabres like this were used

Sabres like this were used during World War I by the British Army

It is about 2-3mm thick and features double seams and reinforced eyelets for long-term use

This replica is made of 2 mm steel and equipped with a chainmail aventail composed of flat riveted rings with an inner diameter of 8 mm

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This complete cutlery set consists of a hand-forged knife

Jarl kaftan met bont, bruin Vaderdag Sabres like this were usedThe Viking kaftan was a popular garment during the early Middle Ages and was especially worn in colder Scandinavian regions. This long, typically woolen garment provided warmth and protection against the harsh climate, particularly in areas with severe winters. The kaftan often had a loose, straight cut that could be easily worn over other clothing, such as the tunic and trousers that formed the basis of Viking attire. The design of the Viking kaftan