Slav Medieval Shop

This is one of the girls’ dresses I made for a museum order.

With children’s garments, it’s important that the fit stays loose and allows for movement.
It also needs to be comfortable to wear and gentle on the skin.
The pure wool used here is soft and can be worn directly on the skin.

If the child grows, the length can be extended with an added band at the hem, so the dress can be worn for two or even three seasons.

I’m currently working on an order for Pierwszych Piastów na Lednicy.

These are garments for children taking part in workshops and museum lessons.

At this stage, I’m selecting fabrics and building the color palette, before moving on to sewing.

The final set is decided here: how the colors work together, how the fabrics behave, and how they feel when worn.

Hedeby apron dress with a hand-braided trim as was found in Haithabu harbor :) You can find it in the shop, link in the comment

In the early Middle Ages, garments like this wool caftan were everyday clothing of men of higher status — warm, durable, and practical.

This modern version is recreated from historical examples, with a 100% linen lining and wool hems, finished with subtle silk details.

Handmade to order in our workshop in Poland, combining historical roots with real comfort and quality.

Link in the comments.

Thinking about a new dress for the upcoming season?
This historic wool dress, finished with a subtle diamond trim, is now available in our shop.
Link in the comments.