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Frisii” Medieval Chain Mail Tunic - Recolor
Frisii” Medieval Chain Mail Tunic - Recolor
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The tunic used with Rose's Draped Cloak, Wawa's Crown, and Hriveresse's Makhaira; and a plain front and back view in create-a-sim.
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The outfit in-game with Dominiquex' Shield and Hriveresse's Xyston. Front.
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The outfit in-game with Dominiquex' Shield and Hriveresse's Xyston. Back.
This piece of clothing is a recolor of iamliz13’s brilliant Russian Viking Style Tunic and requires her mesh (here) in order to work.
This outfit shows up in the everyday, formal, athletic, and outerwear categories and thus requires Seasons.
Whether you’re a king or a peasant, the dark ages are dangerous time and you will need protection. This chain mail tunic offers just that. Inspired by Roman design but keeping it real with those Germanic pants and fabrics, this is the haute couture you’re looking for on the battlefield.
This tunic was inspired by depictions of different Germanic warriors from the times directly after the fall of the Roman Empire. Similar fashion seems to have developed everywhere near the Northern borders of the Roman empire. The statue “Charles Martel, Mayor of the Palace” by JB Debay Père can be seen wearing a similar dress.
This outfit shows up in the everyday, formal, athletic, and outerwear categories and thus requires Seasons.
Whether you’re a king or a peasant, the dark ages are dangerous time and you will need protection. This chain mail tunic offers just that. Inspired by Roman design but keeping it real with those Germanic pants and fabrics, this is the haute couture you’re looking for on the battlefield.
This tunic was inspired by depictions of different Germanic warriors from the times directly after the fall of the Roman Empire. Similar fashion seems to have developed everywhere near the Northern borders of the Roman empire. The statue “Charles Martel, Mayor of the Palace” by JB Debay Père can be seen wearing a similar dress.
