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A Viking’s Day Off You’ve had a really hard few weeks full of invading new lands, conquering villages, and taking the world by storm. Being a viking takes a TON of energy, not the mention the amount of armor and weaponry you have to carry around on a daily basis. It's exhausting. Well, now you’ve finally got a few days off—so what else should you d... moreo than kick off that battle armor, drop your equipment to the floor of your A-frame Norse-style home, and just relax? Obviously, you shouldn’t take off all your armor, because you never know who might want to battle you at any moment, so throw on this Women’s Viking Vixen Costume to make sure you’re in light, relaxed wear that's still battle ready, just in case! This outfit is a great way to cool off and rest your body from the toils of the front lines, without exposing yourself too much to the elements or potential enemies. And besides all that, it’s a great look for enjoying your favorite mead with your feet up beside a roaring fire. Fun Details Included in your vik-leisure outfit, is a relaxed, peasant-style pullover minidress with a cutaway neckline, perfect for letting just enough of that cool Norse winter air chill you out. The faux leather corset is good for keeping you protected should a sudden battle emerge (as can happen), as are the knit and faux fur wrist cuffs. The faux fur trimmed cape attaches to the shoulders of the dress and can keep you as warm as it can make you look dramaticl. Also included is a faux leather belt and molded plastic half-helmet that’s ideal for keeping in classic Viking style. R&R Tell us what you end up doing with your time off. Make sure to enjoy any freshly fallen snow, and have at least one or two really nice meals! Just don’t forget—a Viking is never caught off guard, so keep your eyes open and enjoy the comfort of this look!

A Viking’s Day Off You’ve had a really hard few weeks full of invading new lands, conquering villages, and taking the world by storm. Being a viking takes a TON of energy, not the mention the amount of armor and weaponry you have to carry around on a daily basis. It's exhausting. Well, now you’ve finally got a few days off—so what else should you d... moreo than kick off that battle armor, drop your equipment to the floor of your A-frame Norse-style home, and just relax? Obviously, you shouldn’t take off all your armor, because you never know who might want to battle you at any moment, so throw on this Women’s Viking Vixen Costume to make sure you’re in light, relaxed wear that's still battle ready, just in case! This outfit is a great way to cool off and rest your body from the toils of the front lines, without exposing yourself too much to the elements or potential enemies. And besides all that, it’s a great look for enjoying your favorite mead with your feet up beside a roaring fire. Fun Details Included in your vik-leisure outfit, is a relaxed, peasant-style pullover minidress with a cutaway neckline, perfect for letting just enough of that cool Norse winter air chill you out. The faux leather corset is good for keeping you protected should a sudden battle emerge (as can happen), as are the knit and faux fur wrist cuffs. The faux fur trimmed cape attaches to the shoulders of the dress and can keep you as warm as it can make you look dramaticl. Also included is a faux leather belt and molded plastic half-helmet that’s ideal for keeping in classic Viking style. R&R Tell us what you end up doing with your time off. Make sure to enjoy any freshly fallen snow, and have at least one or two really nice meals! Just don’t forget—a Viking is never caught off guard, so keep your eyes open and enjoy the comfort of this look!