Historically accurate early medieval fabric

This hand-woven fabric made from 100% merino wool is produced on a traditional loom with a flying shuttle, using historical weaving techniques. It is one of the most historically accurate fabrics available on the reenactment market.

The 2/2 twill (diagonal) weave was the most common and widely used weave in the early Middle Ages, frequently found in archaeological discoveries from Northern and Central Europe. This makes the fabric ideal for historical reenactment, LARP, film, theatre, and museum projects.

The fabric is made from yarn dyed before weaving, which is historically authentic. As a result, the material does not have the blotches or uneven coloring that often appear in piece-dyed fabrics. The color is deep, even, and long-lasting.

Technical specifications:

• Composition: 100% merino wool

• Weight: 440 g/m²

• Thread density: 15 threads / cm

• Thickness: medium

• Fabric width: 120 cm

Applications:

Ideal for making:

• tunics

• trousers

• coats and kaftans

• dresses

• historical and reenactment garments

• medieval-inspired clothing

Merino wool provides excellent wearing comfort, natural thermal regulation, and durability, making this fabric suitable both for everyday use in reenactment camps and for formal historical costumes.

Authenticity, craftsmanship, and history woven into a single fabric.