Viking Smokkr - Apron Dress

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a piece of black fabric sitting on top of a ruler

10th Century Clothing

Terminology: The So-Called 'Viking' Apron Dress - The Dreamstress

a fabric loop from the Pskov apron dress find in Russia. Originally appeared on the Internet in a Russian language web page about the find; now available in Lisa Kies's English translation of that page at: http://www.strangelove.net/~kieser/Russia/PskovTranslation.html The scale at the bottom is in centimeters

Viking Age, female costume (Mod. C). Viking Age Female Costume. Museum quality reproduction of Iron Age costume, female. Textile, metal and leather by Ø. Engedal. www.arkeoreplika.no, www.bronsereplika.no Norse Clothing, Swedish Clothing, Aged Clothing, Viking Garb, Female Costume, Viking Reenactment

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Viking Age, female costume (Mod. C). Viking Age Female Costume. Museum quality reproduction of Iron Age costume, female. Textile, metal and leather by Ø. Engedal. www.arkeoreplika.no, www.bronsereplika.no

there is a pair of scissors on top of the knitted leggings that have been stitched together

Red and Blue Viking Garb - Teaser - By Sidney Eileen

Apron dress shoulder strap, showing detail of the seam being closed using a double van dyke stitch, by Sidney Eileen

Viking Women Clothing

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Viking women: Clothing: The Køstrup find

Reconstruction with outline of original fragment interposed

Medieval Garb

Clothing Male

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hängselkjol inspirerad av vikingatida fynd från Køstrup Apron dress or smokkr inspired by extant piece from Køstrup, viking age.

A Reconstructed Viking Woman's Outfit

An apron dress reconstruction based on Museum of Denmark's Reconstruction of the Køstrup Dress

Viking Fashion

Based on Kostrup find.

a woman standing in front of a window wearing a long dress and braided hair

Fin hängselkjol idag på Björkö

Lovley aprondress. A version of the Køstrup find here with tiny folds in the back as well. It is floor length with a short serkr underneith.

a woman standing in the grass with her back to the camera, wearing a brown dress

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Hängselkjol inspirerad av vikingatida fynd från Køstrup Apron dress or smokkr inspired by extant piece from Køstrup, Denmark. Viking age.

the remains of an animal's leg and foot are displayed in a measuring ruler

Early Medieval Clothing

Viking women: Clothing: The Køstrup find

Køstrup smokkr, loop x518 According to Wielandt (as summarised by Rimstad), there were two loops (x543 and x518) made of woolen tabby inside the right brooch. In addition there were a couple of linen strings (x545 og x546). Photograph: Odense Bys Museer and Hilde Thunem, fragment x518. Article by Hilde Thunem

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Here are a few educational links to the primary research, inspired by this image: http://urd.priv.no/viking/smokkr.html, http://www.darkcompany.ca/beads/beads.php, http://www.medieval-baltic.us/vikbuckle.html,http://medieval-baltic.us/bau-loops.pdf

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Apron-dress with Birka embroidery. By Una Ragnvaldsdottir

the front and back view of a women's dress pattern

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a mannequin is dressed in grey and has buttons on the front, along with an apron

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Viking woman: Clothing: Reconstruction of the Køstrup smokkr

Reconstruction of the Køstrup smokkr. There are several reconstructions in Danish museums. When comparing them to the archaeological evidence one can see that they tend to have too large pleats. Also, they pleat the entire front of the smokkr, instead of just a small piece. The decorations are significantly simpler than what has been described by the archaeologists. Noone have reconstructed the pattern of the tablet woven band. Instead they use a less complex pattern.