pirate blouse reid white LARP staffen - speren - hellebaarden It was worn by one

It was worn by one of Charles Edward Stewart's generals during the disastrous Battle of Culloden in 1746

climbing and horseback riding

became increasingly popular amongst women from the 13th century onwards

An arrow is included

It was later succeeded by a gambeson resembling a padded pourpoint

pirate blouse reid white LARP staffen - speren - hellebaarden It was worn by oneThe pirate blouse is inspired by typical late Renaissance and early Baroque fashion. It features wide sleeves, emphasised by the ruffle at the wrist, which can be closed so that the sleeves are kept well out of the way. The top of the blouse is adjustable, and may be worn with open shoulders or as a normal blouse with covered shoulders. The wide, loose style of this blouse is well suited to re enactment, LARP and Cosplay of pirates, musketeers, and