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Clearly defined colors and plenty of space to apply appliqués or embroidery allow you to show who your people are!

With two separate side panels that close with a concealed button placket in the back and stylish wooden buttons in the front, there are almost no limits to your color combinations! A relatively short cut, crenellated cuffs, like our mi-parti Gugel "Dangereuse" and the wide sleeves allow sufficient freedom of movement. Due to the modularity, the colors can of course be changed regularly, if you are in groups with different colors.

The French term "surcote," which can be translated as "over the dress," perfectly describes the character of the garment, which can already be found in the 12th century: As the top layer of fabric, with plenty of heraldry and decorative elements, it serves to clearly distinguish friend from foe in the thick of battle! Our Surcoat "Aleran" is made of a heavy woolen fabric, which withstands the rigors of the outermost layer of clothing well and with its bright colors, contrasting color combinations expressively in scene.

Clearly defined colors and plenty of space to apply appliqués or embroidery allow you to show who your people are!

With two separate side panels that close with a concealed button placket in the back and stylish wooden buttons in the front, there are almost no limits to your color combinations! A relatively short cut, crenellated cuffs, like our mi-parti Gugel "Dangereuse" and the wide sleeves allow sufficient freedom of movement. Due to the modularity, the colors can of course be changed regularly, if you are in groups with different colors.

The French term "surcote," which can be translated as "over the dress," perfectly describes the character of the garment, which can already be found in the 12th century: As the top layer of fabric, with plenty of heraldry and decorative elements, it serves to clearly distinguish friend from foe in the thick of battle! Our Surcoat "Aleran" is made of a heavy woolen fabric, which withstands the rigors of the outermost layer of clothing well and with its bright colors, contrasting color combinations expressively in scene.

Clearly defined colors and plenty of space to apply appliqués or embroidery allow you to show who your people are!

With two separate side panels that close with a concealed button placket in the back and stylish wooden buttons in the front, there are almost no limits to your color combinations! A relatively short cut, crenellated cuffs, like our mi-parti Gugel "Dangereuse" and the wide sleeves allow sufficient freedom of movement. Due to the modularity, the colors can of course be changed regularly, if you are in groups with different colors.

The French term "surcote," which can be translated as "over the dress," perfectly describes the character of the garment, which can already be found in the 12th century: As the top layer of fabric, with plenty of heraldry and decorative elements, it serves to clearly distinguish friend from foe in the thick of battle! Our Surcoat "Aleran" is made of a heavy woolen fabric, which withstands the rigors of the outermost layer of clothing well and with its bright colors, contrasting color combinations expressively in scene.

Clearly defined colors and plenty of space to apply appliqués or embroidery allow you to show who your people are!

With two separate side panels that close with a concealed button placket in the back and stylish wooden buttons in the front, there are almost no limits to your color combinations! A relatively short cut, crenellated cuffs, like our mi-parti Gugel "Dangereuse" and the wide sleeves allow sufficient freedom of movement. Due to the modularity, the colors can of course be changed regularly, if you are in groups with different colors.

The French term "surcote," which can be translated as "over the dress," perfectly describes the character of the garment, which can already be found in the 12th century: As the top layer of fabric, with plenty of heraldry and decorative elements, it serves to clearly distinguish friend from foe in the thick of battle! Our Surcoat "Aleran" is made of a heavy woolen fabric, which withstands the rigors of the outermost layer of clothing well and with its bright colors, contrasting color combinations expressively in scene.

Clearly defined colors and plenty of space to apply appliqués or embroidery allow you to show who your people are!

With two separate side panels that close with a concealed button placket in the back and stylish wooden buttons in the front, there are almost no limits to your color combinations! A relatively short cut, crenellated cuffs, like our mi-parti Gugel "Dangereuse" and the wide sleeves allow sufficient freedom of movement. Due to the modularity, the colors can of course be changed regularly, if you are in groups with different colors.

The French term "surcote," which can be translated as "over the dress," perfectly describes the character of the garment, which can already be found in the 12th century: As the top layer of fabric, with plenty of heraldry and decorative elements, it serves to clearly distinguish friend from foe in the thick of battle! Our Surcoat "Aleran" is made of a heavy woolen fabric, which withstands the rigors of the outermost layer of clothing well and with its bright colors, contrasting color combinations expressively in scene.

Clearly defined colors and plenty of space to apply appliqués or embroidery allow you to show who your people are!

With two separate side panels that close with a concealed button placket in the back and stylish wooden buttons in the front, there are almost no limits to your color combinations! A relatively short cut, crenellated cuffs, like our mi-parti Gugel "Dangereuse" and the wide sleeves allow sufficient freedom of movement. Due to the modularity, the colors can of course be changed regularly, if you are in groups with different colors.

The French term "surcote," which can be translated as "over the dress," perfectly describes the character of the garment, which can already be found in the 12th century: As the top layer of fabric, with plenty of heraldry and decorative elements, it serves to clearly distinguish friend from foe in the thick of battle! Our Surcoat "Aleran" is made of a heavy woolen fabric, which withstands the rigors of the outermost layer of clothing well and with its bright colors, contrasting color combinations expressively in scene.

Clearly defined colors and plenty of space to apply appliqués or embroidery allow you to show who your people are!

With two separate side panels that close with a concealed button placket in the back and stylish wooden buttons in the front, there are almost no limits to your color combinations! A relatively short cut, crenellated cuffs, like our mi-parti Gugel "Dangereuse" and the wide sleeves allow sufficient freedom of movement. Due to the modularity, the colors can of course be changed regularly, if you are in groups with different colors.

The French term "surcote," which can be translated as "over the dress," perfectly describes the character of the garment, which can already be found in the 12th century: As the top layer of fabric, with plenty of heraldry and decorative elements, it serves to clearly distinguish friend from foe in the thick of battle! Our Surcoat "Aleran" is made of a heavy woolen fabric, which withstands the rigors of the outermost layer of clothing well and with its bright colors, contrasting color combinations expressively in scene.

Clearly defined colors and plenty of space to apply appliqués or embroidery allow you to show who your people are!

With two separate side panels that close with a concealed button placket in the back and stylish wooden buttons in the front, there are almost no limits to your color combinations! A relatively short cut, crenellated cuffs, like our mi-parti Gugel "Dangereuse" and the wide sleeves allow sufficient freedom of movement. Due to the modularity, the colors can of course be changed regularly, if you are in groups with different colors.

The French term "surcote," which can be translated as "over the dress," perfectly describes the character of the garment, which can already be found in the 12th century: As the top layer of fabric, with plenty of heraldry and decorative elements, it serves to clearly distinguish friend from foe in the thick of battle! Our Surcoat "Aleran" is made of a heavy woolen fabric, which withstands the rigors of the outermost layer of clothing well and with its bright colors, contrasting color combinations expressively in scene.

Clearly defined colors and plenty of space to apply appliqués or embroidery allow you to show who your people are!

With two separate side panels that close with a concealed button placket in the back and stylish wooden buttons in the front, there are almost no limits to your color combinations! A relatively short cut, crenellated cuffs, like our mi-parti Gugel "Dangereuse" and the wide sleeves allow sufficient freedom of movement. Due to the modularity, the colors can of course be changed regularly, if you are in groups with different colors.

The French term "surcote," which can be translated as "over the dress," perfectly describes the character of the garment, which can already be found in the 12th century: As the top layer of fabric, with plenty of heraldry and decorative elements, it serves to clearly distinguish friend from foe in the thick of battle! Our Surcoat "Aleran" is made of a heavy woolen fabric, which withstands the rigors of the outermost layer of clothing well and with its bright colors, contrasting color combinations expressively in scene.

Clearly defined colors and plenty of space to apply appliqués or embroidery allow you to show who your people are!

With two separate side panels that close with a concealed button placket in the back and stylish wooden buttons in the front, there are almost no limits to your color combinations! A relatively short cut, crenellated cuffs, like our mi-parti Gugel "Dangereuse" and the wide sleeves allow sufficient freedom of movement. Due to the modularity, the colors can of course be changed regularly, if you are in groups with different colors.

The French term "surcote," which can be translated as "over the dress," perfectly describes the character of the garment, which can already be found in the 12th century: As the top layer of fabric, with plenty of heraldry and decorative elements, it serves to clearly distinguish friend from foe in the thick of battle! Our Surcoat "Aleran" is made of a heavy woolen fabric, which withstands the rigors of the outermost layer of clothing well and with its bright colors, contrasting color combinations expressively in scene.

Clearly defined colors and plenty of space to apply appliqués or embroidery allow you to show who your people are!

With two separate side panels that close with a concealed button placket in the back and stylish wooden buttons in the front, there are almost no limits to your color combinations! A relatively short cut, crenellated cuffs, like our mi-parti Gugel "Dangereuse" and the wide sleeves allow sufficient freedom of movement. Due to the modularity, the colors can of course be changed regularly, if you are in groups with different colors.

The French term "surcote," which can be translated as "over the dress," perfectly describes the character of the garment, which can already be found in the 12th century: As the top layer of fabric, with plenty of heraldry and decorative elements, it serves to clearly distinguish friend from foe in the thick of battle! Our Surcoat "Aleran" is made of a heavy woolen fabric, which withstands the rigors of the outermost layer of clothing well and with its bright colors, contrasting color combinations expressively in scene.

Clearly defined colors and plenty of space to apply appliqués or embroidery allow you to show who your people are!

With two separate side panels that close with a concealed button placket in the back and stylish wooden buttons in the front, there are almost no limits to your color combinations! A relatively short cut, crenellated cuffs, like our mi-parti Gugel "Dangereuse" and the wide sleeves allow sufficient freedom of movement. Due to the modularity, the colors can of course be changed regularly, if you are in groups with different colors.

The French term "surcote," which can be translated as "over the dress," perfectly describes the character of the garment, which can already be found in the 12th century: As the top layer of fabric, with plenty of heraldry and decorative elements, it serves to clearly distinguish friend from foe in the thick of battle! Our Surcoat "Aleran" is made of a heavy woolen fabric, which withstands the rigors of the outermost layer of clothing well and with its bright colors, contrasting color combinations expressively in scene.

The Ivrea Surcoat is designed to be worn over an undergarment and features a deep and narrow neckline. The surcoat was known as the Devil’s Window, because its wide armholes revealed the wearer’s figure.

This versatile garment is made from a flannel blend for maximum comfort. The name surcot likely comes from the fact that it was normally worn over a cotte, a slip dress worn by women and men alike in the form of a wide undertunic.

The Leonora Surcoat is designed to be worn over an undergarment and features a deep and narrow neckline. The surcoat was known as the Devil’s Window, because its wide armholes revealed the wearer’s figure.

This versatile garment is made of 100% cotton for maximum comfort. The name surcot likely comes from the fact that it was normally worn over a cotte, a slip dress worn by women and men alike in the form of a wide undertunic.

• Material: 100% Cotton
• Genre: Fictional
• Sizes: S - XXXL

• Material: 100% Cotton
• Genre: Fictional
• Sizes: S - XXXL