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Viking Coat Loki Dark Grey
Even the toughest Vikings used the Viking Coat Loki, which is made of dark gray wool felt material, as a warmer.
The pleasantly thick fabric looks very authentic and provides pleasant wearing comfort.
It can be traced back to a find at the great trading port of the Varangians in Haithabu and dates back to the 10th century. The original find was additionally adorned with an imitation fur made of sheep's wool.
The pleasantly thick fabric looks very authentic and provides pleasant wearing comfort.
It can be traced back to a find at the great trading port of the Varangians in Haithabu and dates back to the 10th century. The original find was additionally adorned with an imitation fur made of sheep's wool.
Even the toughest Vikings used the Viking Coat Loki, which is made of dark gray wool felt material, as a warmer.
The pleasantly thick fabric looks very authentic and provides pleasant wearing comfort.
It can be traced back to a find at the great trading port of the Varangians in Haithabu and dates back to the 10th century. The original find was additionally adorned with an imitation fur made of sheep's wool.
The pleasantly thick fabric looks very authentic and provides pleasant wearing comfort.
It can be traced back to a find at the great trading port of the Varangians in Haithabu and dates back to the 10th century. The original find was additionally adorned with an imitation fur made of sheep's wool.
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$24.60Description
Even the toughest Vikings used the Viking Coat Loki, which is made of dark gray wool felt material, as a warmer.
The pleasantly thick fabric looks very authentic and provides pleasant wearing comfort.
It can be traced back to a find at the great trading port of the Varangians in Haithabu and dates back to the 10th century. The original find was additionally adorned with an imitation fur made of sheep's wool.
The pleasantly thick fabric looks very authentic and provides pleasant wearing comfort.
It can be traced back to a find at the great trading port of the Varangians in Haithabu and dates back to the 10th century. The original find was additionally adorned with an imitation fur made of sheep's wool.
