Wollsurcot Albrun
Product information "Wollsurcot Albrun"
This medieval Albrun overdress is called Surcot or Devil's Window or Hell's Gate because of the extremely wide armholes and is intended to be worn over an underdress. It emphasizes the length and shows it off to advantage.
An ornament on every market, but also wearable at any time by a magician or scholar on a LARP. This model is made of durable wool felt that you will enjoy for a long time. The name Surcot probably comes from the fact that it was usually worn over a Cotte, a slip dress in the form of a wide undertunic worn by women and men alike.
Material: Blazer (74% wool, 15% polyester, 7% polyamide, 4% other cream fibers)
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