Men’s Linen Medieval Breeches

These Linen Medieval Breeches are made to capture the look and feel of actual historical undergarments which were worn across medieval Europe. Whether you choose the 100% pure linen version or the cotton blend (87% cotton / 13% linen), both options are made for comfort and are true to the accurate period look. 

The 100% linen option is great for history enthusiasts who love authenticity. Linen was the most common fabric used in medieval clothing, even before cotton became available. Made from flax fibers, linen was strong, breathable, and moisture-wicking, so it was used for daily wear by warriors, farmers, and nobles. Archaeological finds across Europe confirm linen as the foundation of medieval clothing, giving these Breeches Medieval styling strong historical accuracy.

The cotton-linen blend on the other hand gives a softer feel while keeping the traditional look. Easier to maintain and comfortable for long wear, this option suits those who want a balance between historical look and modern comfort. 

Both styles have a loose, knee-length cut that gives you the freedom of movement, making them suitable as Breeches pants, breech shorts, or traditional short breeches.

With drawstring ties at the waist, these breeches give a flexible, one-size-fits-most fit. The natural color of the breeches looks well with your full ensemble, making these Linen Medieval Breeches a versatile base layer for LARP, Renaissance fairs, stage performances, and period costumes.

CARE INSTRUCTIONS:

• Washing: Hand wash or machine wash on a gentle cycle with cold water. Hand washing is recommended for 100% linen.
• Drying: Lay flat to dry or hang in a shaded area. Avoid direct sunlight.
• Ironing: Use a warm iron or steam on low to medium heat, preferably while slightly damp.
• Spot Cleaning: Dab gently with a damp cloth and mild detergent. Avoid harsh scrubbing.

Note: Each pair of breeches is carefully cut and sewn for an authentic medieval look. Natural fibers may show slight texture or weave variations, which are normal.