New Products in the Webshop
Welcome to Viking Age Clothing and our webshop.
The last two years we have been part of a project that calls itself Historicalendar. We have developed a photo calendar with Norse Goddesses in historical clothing. Now the calendar for 2024 is finally here and can be purchased in the webshop, as well as post cards with the same Goddesses.
We have also put back several product categories to the webshop so you can now buy our popular haberdashery, yarn and Vendel period accessories again.
The last two years we have been part of a project that calls itself Historicalendar. We have developed a photo calendar with Norse Goddesses in historical clothing. Now the calendar for 2024 is finally here and can be purchased in the webshop, as well as post cards with the same Goddesses.
We have also put back several product categories to the webshop so you can now buy our popular haberdashery, yarn and Vendel period accessories again.
News and Selected Products
Do you want to look like a viking?
Viking age reenactment grows more and more. To be able to contribute and participate in a world that feels like the Viking age we need clothes; clothes that make us look and feel like Vikings. That is want we want to help you with.
Welcome to our new webshop. Here you can find patterns, yarn, fabric and haberdashery. The goal is that you shall find everything you need to create a plausible Viking age outfit here. This means that you can expect new things to arrive.
We are based outside of Gothenburg in Sweden, but sell and ship all over the world.
Problems with the tablet weaving starter kits
It is unfortunately not possible to put the tablet weaving starter kits in the shopping basket at the moment because of an error. If you want such a starter kit, please contact us directly at info@vikingageclothing.se or as a message…
Who are we?
I have been doing Viking age living history since the beginning of the 1990s and all this time my main interest has been clothing. I have read all scientific litterature I have been able to find within the area and made clothes based on that. The first version of my pattern was created already in the middle of the 1990s, to be followed but several updates.
I love to learn more, so I always keep an eye on news about Viking age clothing and textile handicrafts. During later years I have also focused on the Vendel period; the period before the Viking age. I find it even more exciting, with even fewer finds and more needs for guessing. My dream is to come as close as possible to how people looked and in that way wake a part of the past to life again.