Imperial Landsknecht Suit

Description

Imperial Landsknecht Suit – Best German Mercenary Outfit

The word “Landsknecht” first appeared in the German language around 1470.  The Landsknecht suit was a distinctive, brightly colored, and flamboyant outfit worn by German mercenary soldiers in the 16th century. The suit was characterized by its slashed and puffy look, and was often decorated with feathers. The Landsknecht suit is one of the most recognizable historical outfits from the 16th century. The Landsknechts were known for their effectiveness in battle. Many of the Emperor’s triumphs, including the pivotal Battle of Pavia in 1525, were made possible by the Imperial Landsknecht militia. The peasant uprising in the Empire was likewise put down by them in the same year.

The Imperial Landsknecht Suit is made with 100% cotton canvas material using 2 different colors. The cotton canvas fabric provide the durability and authenticity. This Imperial landsknecht doublet have front closing and is designed to wear easily and provide comfort. Medieval Imperial Landsknecht is available in all range of sizes form XS to 2XL/3XL and if buyer required any other size we also provide according to the customer requirements. You can choose the available colors including Black, Brown, Natural, Blue, Olive, Wine Red, Light Grey, and Yellow according to your requirements that best suits your style or historical preference. All Landsknecht clothing are handmade and all suits are unique and may have slight variations from the images shown, adding to its distinctive charm and character. You can buy Imperial Landsknecht suits and other Landsknecht clothing from our website easily with guaranteed lowest prices.

KEY FEATURES:

► Material: 100% cotton canvas fabric.
► Closing on front.
► Available Sizes: XS to 2XL/3XL.
► Available Colors: Black, Brown, Natural, Blue, Olive, Wine Red, Light grey And Yellow.
► It is handmade this item may differ slightly from what is pictured above.

Size chart for shirt is given below:

Size chart for pant is given below: