Long-sleeved viking tunic Viborg model, green

Long-sleeved Viking tunic Viborg model available in green. The look and cut of this tunic are based on an archaeological find dating back to the 11th century. In 1984, a bundle of smooth tissue was discovered during excavations in Viborg, Denmark. As it turned out, the package was made up of individual fragments that could be reassembled into a robe. Only the back and sleeves were not fully preserved, leaving little room for interpretation.

The tunic has a very elaborate and unique cut for the time. The upper torso (front and back) consists of two layers and features a rectangular piece of material from which diagonal seams protrude. The neckline has two openings that are closed with ties. The head of the sleeve is cut straight and fitted with an additional gusset (triangular piece of fabric) in the underarm area. The sleeve is made up of three panel pieces and tapers towards the cuff. The side seams are open, with the back coming a few inches above the front and covering the tops of the slits.