The fabric makes the time travel: Leonardo Carbone stands for garb that belongs at markets, cons, and campfires alike. The maker outfits medieval fans from tunic to wool coat — sturdy enough for three days of camp life, comfortable enough that you won't want to take it off come evening.
Medieval dress Ennlin with short sleeves green
Anyone who's regularly out at medieval markets or LARP events knows the name: Leonardo Carbone specializes in garb — clothing that looks historical but is tailored for modern-day use. The range covers the full silhouette, from dresses in medieval and Viking style to shirts & tunics to pants, belts, and footwear. Many cuts come in several color options — handy when your character changes but your size doesn't. That way, your outfit grows with every season.
Typical for the brand is its focus on wearability: the pieces are built for movement, weather, and long market days rather than for a display case. Whether you're planning a complete starter outfit or targeting a specific addition to your camp gear, use the filters to narrow the range down by garment. The rest gets settled by trying it on at the campfire.
There's a crucial difference between costume and garb: one you wear for an evening, the other for a whole camp weekend — in the rain, by the fire, and through the third mug of mead. Leonardo Carbone is one of the established makers for exactly that second category: medieval and Viking garb that combines a historical look with everyday-tough construction. At Elbenwald you'll find a broad selection from the brand — dresses, tunics, blouses, pants, coats, and accessories for women and men. Whether it's a market visit, a LARP character, or a medieval-themed wedding: this is where the wardrobe comes together that makes your role believable and holds up outdoors all day.
The balance of look and practicality. The cuts draw on historical models from the early to late Middle Ages, but favor wearer-friendly details and durable fabrics — garb, in other words, made to move in. Then there's the range: from a simple undergarment to the Viking dress to the heavy cloak, a complete outfit can be put together from a single brand, all matching in color. And because many models come in several colors and sizes, even a whole camp group can find their outfits here. Which materials are used in each piece is listed on the respective product page — feeling the fabric yourself is still up to you. Beginners especially benefit from this building-block approach: start with a tunic, pants, and a belt, then expand the outfit piece by piece later without breaking the style.
Garb for women and men: dresses, blouses, shirts and tunics, pants, coats, belts, and shoes in medieval and Viking style. Use the filters to narrow the range down by garment and size.
Medieval markets, LARP events, reenactment camps, themed weddings, and conventions — anywhere clothing needs to do more than just look good, and hold up through long days outdoors.
The details on the respective product page are what matter. Many garb pieces are deliberately cut looser or adjustable via lacing — specifics are listed in the product description. If in doubt, comparing against a well-fitting piece from your own closet helps.
The foundation is laid by dresses, blouses, and shirts & tunics, while pants and skirts take care of the bottom half. Against wind and weather, coats & cloaks help, and belts and shoes round things off — so the time travel doesn't fall apart at the sneakers.
Fellow garb enthusiasts also check out Burgschneider — the second big name in this space, with its own signature cuts and fabrics. Accessories from drinking horns to medieval bags can be found in the Medieval & LARP world — where everything for your LARP gear is waiting too.
This image was created using artificial intelligence (AI) to give you a better impression of size, look, and use in a real-world setting.
The actual product exactly matches the specifications in the product description.
