Medieval Knight Red Mens Tabard

Medieval Knight Red Mens Tabard

In Medieval and Renaissance Era society, Knights, Soldiers, and Guards often wore Tabards when riding out to battle. The construction of the Tabard Coat was meant to keep the wearer comfortable and light-footed, and oftentimes also displaying the royal or noble family's coat-of-arms. Numerous works of Medieval era art and modern-day productions feature Knights, Soldiers, and sometimes Royalty donning a Tabard when riding out to war, and this was very much the standard. Some peasants and farmers wore Tabards, too - for comfort! Tabards are also a frequent part of Royal Livery costumes, such as is the case with British Pursuivants. If you're looking for an ideal and economical starting piece for your Medieval Knight Costume - you're in luck! This Medieval Knight Red Men's Tabard will have you looking sharp and formidable.

Order pack brings: A blue-and-red tabard with gold border trim.

One size, fits most adults.

100% polyester.

Note: Tunic shirt, pants, belt, boots, and sword accessory not included.