Assymetrical caftan with stamps, brocade silk & pectoral stripes

Product description

The cut of this garment refers to the tunics of the early Middle Ages and the central Middle Ages, mainly old-Rus.

Production time :

4-6 weeks

Technical features

Linen lining (natural color) for comfort and temperature regulation during exercise.
Monochrome silk edges.
All visible seams are handmade, for maximum authenticity.

How to order?

1. Provide your body measurements, as shown on our chart.
All measurements must be taken, taking into account any underlayers you may be wearing underneath.
All measures are to be communicated in centimeters.
+15% cost for any XXL or larger body measurements. This additional cost - which is reasonable - is explained by an increased need for raw materials and by longer sewing work.

2. Choose background colour (wool)

Please write the desired color for the background, stripes and bias edging and place your pre-order. We will then email you a photo of the corresponding fabrics in stock. Then, you will be able to validate your order, and proceed to the payment.
As example: "Dark red" or "Brown"

3. Choose your stamping pattern

Stamping patterns catalogue = Click here!

- Please indicate the desired pattern number. (As example: "1" or "12" ...)
- Then indicate the desired color. (As example: "Black" or "White" ...)
For your information: we recommend choosing a color that contrasts with the background color of your garment. For example, if you choose a dark background color, choose a light color for high conrasted patterns. And vice versa.

4. Choose the silk brocade pattern

To choose your silk brocade, visit our catalog = Click here!
Then simply enter the name of the desired fabric.
As example: "Red senmurv Silk - 7/10 century"

5. Choose the monochrome silk edging colour

Select the desired color by consulting our catalog: Click here!
As example " SM1, or SM5..."

6. Do you want pectoral stripes? How many?

Select the desired feature.
The fabric used will be the same as that defined in point 4.

Living History Market offers dozens of fabric options for your projects. Wool, linen, monochrome silk, and silk brocade. For any further questions, or if you need more assistance with your project, please email us at: Livinghistorymarket@gmail.com