From the battlefield to the festival grounds, our open-front surcoat gives freedom of movement and versatile style to your medieval or fantasy look. Choose one of our brighter colors to...

Identifying friend from foe on the battlefield can mean the difference between victory and defeat. This simple surcoat can be worn unadorned as it is, or you can customize it...

The open-front surcoat is perfect for a knight who needs to add his lord’s colors to his outfit. But it could also be worn by a ranger or assassin looking...

Back by popular demand, the Ranger Tabard is perfect for adding the essential layer when hunting orcs in the forest of Ithilien. Designed to fit the rest of the Ranger...

Show your allegiance with pride. We've made it easy for participants in the War of the Barons event to wear the heraldry of their baron! Choose from the list of...

Telling friend from foe is essential in winning any battle! Our Medieval Linen tabards are designed with groups in mind. Outfit yourself or your whole squad with this simple garment. Wear...

Identifying friend from foe on the battlefield can mean the difference between victory and defeat. The lightweight and simple design of this split color surcoat allows you to add style...

A knight rides through an arid desert, chainmail clinking with each step of the horse. Though the sun beats down from high overhead, the linen surcoat he wears protects his...

Know thy enemy, and your friends too! The Jupon is the late medieval version of the surcoat worn to identify a warrior on the battlefield. It also served as a...

Know thy enemy, and your friends too! The Jupon is the late medieval version of the surcoat worn to identify a warrior on the battlefield. It also served as a...

Templar knights earned their reputation as fearsome warriors and cunning politicians throughout Europe and the Levant during the Middle Ages. They became so powerful that it took the full might...

Our Open-Front Overdress made in the patterned fabric worn by the Themisian faction at Weekend Warrior Experience. This overdress is designed to hang open down the front, and it features a rider’s...

The knights of the Order of Saint John were built on one idea—that the warriors of Christ should be healers as well as warriors. Commonly known as Hospitallers, the order...

Crowned King of Jerusalem at only thirteen years old, Baldwin IV inherited a kingdom surrounded by enemies while already suffering from the disease that would give him his famous name,...

The Knights Hospitaller began with a mission to care for the sick and protect pilgrims, but by the 13th century they had also become one of the great military orders...

The Knights Templar were more than an order of noble knights. Sergeant Brothers formed the backbone of the order, serving as warriors, craftsmen, administrators, and trusted retainers. In battle they...

Known as “the greatest knight in Christendom” William Marshal is the sort of man to inspire legends that last for ages. As a hero of battlefield and tourney grounds, as...

Few in Scottish history have earned their right to the title “King of Scots” in more noble fashion than Robert the Bruce. The great hero of Scottish independence, he defeated...

A farmer's daughter destined to lead an army, Joan of Arc played a crucial role in driving off the English forces after the Siege of Orleans, paving the road for...

King, crusader, and saint—Louis IX of France embodied the medieval ideal of Christian kingship. Crowned in 1226, Louis became one of the most powerful rulers in Europe, with a reputation...

To the Scots he was "Good Sir James." To his enemies he became the dreaded "Black Douglas." One of Robert the Bruce's most loyal commanders, Sir James Douglas spent decades...

William Wallace did not inherit a crown, but he stood as shepherd over Scotland when she had no king. Wallace sparked the fire of Scottish resistance at Sterling Bridge that...

Of all the holy places guarded by Christian knights, none carried greater significance than the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem, the site of Christ's crucifixion and his tomb. As one of...

Few knightly orders embodied the union of courage and mercy more completely than the Order of Saint Lazarus. Originating in a leper hospital outside the walls of Jerusalem, they cared...

The Teutonic Order adapted from their chill Germanic forests to the baking sands of Palestine. But their deeds did not stop there as the knights later returned home to solidify...

Few kings of men have been as famous for their personal prowess as Richard Plantagenet. Known as “The Lionheart,” his skill at arms was unmatched in Christendom during his lifetime....