Knightly Long Sleeve T-Shirts

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Longsword warriors would love this design for any larping or real situations that these warriors come across. Even middle aged men from the middle ages would love this design!

Knightly Ideal Perceval from the mobile game Fire Emblem Heroes!

Loyal knight companion, with a bark that guards the realm of home.

Embrace the harmonious blend of strength and elegance with our "Knightly Duality: Valor & Elegance in Armor" T-shirt. This unique design pays homage to both the gallant male and the graceful female medieval knights, featuring intricate details inspired by legendary suits of armor and noble crests. Whether you resonate with the chivalrous spirit of a traditional knight or the modern fusion of strength and femininity, wear this shirt as a symbol of your dual identity, showcasing both valor and elegance in every step.

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"Cluck, the Chicken Knight" is a brave and impulsive warrior, one of the four feathered knights who protect the king. His lightning-fast speed and daring nature make him an invaluable member of the team, despite his occasional forgetfulness. Cluck's feathers are a brilliant shade of green, which contrasts nicely with the gleaming gold of his armor. The armor itself is well-crafted and adorned with intricate designs in red and white, showcasing his importance as a knight of the realm. His eyes are large and expressive, a deep brown color that seems to twinkle with excitement and anticipation of the next adventure. Cluck is known for his impulsive nature, which sometimes leads him to act before he thinks. Despite his tendency towa...

Funny Vintage Medieval Meme design saying I'm not Procrastinating I'm doing Side Quests.

ntroducing Corn, the Crow Knight who's as fast as lightning, as macabre as a cemetery, and as somber as a funeral procession. His armor is adorned with the royal colors of blue, gold, red, and white, giving him an air of regal sophistication that belies his dark nature. Corn may seem like a brooding, humorless character, but he has a certain charm that's hard to resist. He's known to crack a joke or two - although they're usually of the morbid variety. He's the kind of guy who would make a pun about death and then laugh hysterically while everyone else looks at him in horror. Despite his twisted sense of humor, Corn takes his job as a protector of the king very seriously. He's willing to do whatever it takes to keep his monarch saf...

"Coriander, the Chicken Knight" is a character known for her strength and silliness, but also her laziness. Despite this, she is one of the four brave chicken knights sworn to protect the king. Coriander's feathers are a vibrant shade of green, and her armor is a shining gold, decorated with intricate details and engravings. She wears a red mane that matches the color of the red plume on her helmet. Against a black background, her colorful appearance stands out. Coriander is known for her incredible strength, which she uses to great effect on the battlefield. However, she is also prone to acting silly and making jokes, often at inappropriate times. She has a carefree attitude and can come across as lazy, preferring to spend her tim...

Meet Carbon, the Crow Knight who's fast as a bullet, macabre as a haunted house, and funny as a court jester. His armor is adorned with the royal colors of blue, gold, red, and black, giving him a regal look with a touch of darkness that's impossible to ignore. Carbon is not your typical knight in shining armor. He has a unique sense of humor that's equal parts irreverent and hilarious. He's the kind of guy who would make a sarcastic comment about the king's fashion sense and then high-five his fellow knights before rushing off to battle. Despite his comedic nature, Carbon takes his duty as a protector of the king very seriously. He's always the first to charge into battle, wielding his sword and shield with lightning-fast reflexes...

Funny Artwork for fans of Medieval Memes.

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Pride and Prejudice - Elizabeth and Darcy Ball Scene

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Emma Woodhouse from the 2020 version of Emma by Jane Austen. She is sipping from a blue teacup.

"Christian, the Chicken Knight" is a solemn and devout warrior, one of the four feathered knights tasked with protecting the king. His speed and agility on the battlefield are matched only by his unwavering faith and dedication to his religious beliefs. Christian's feathers are a shimmering golden hue, which reflects the light in a way that makes him appear almost ethereal. His armor is a mixture of green and white, adorned with intricate designs that depict religious symbols and motifs. His eyes are a deep shade of red, giving him a stern and serious expression that belies his gentle nature. Christian is a deeply religious knight, who is always quick to offer a prayer or blessing before going into battle. Despite his somber dem...

Emma Woodhouse from the 2020 version of Emma by Jane Austen. She is sipping from a blue teacup.

The kid we know and love butting in at the right or wrong moment

Bend It Like Beckham

Fantasy illustration of a medieval French castle. Ancient architecture.

This medieval design shows a knight on horseback with a lance at the knightly duel game - the jousting or jousting. Super suitable for medieval fans at the medieval market. The joust, i.e. the thrusting of a lance to knock the opponent off his horse, began in the High Middle Ages as knightly combat training and can still be admired today at medieval fairs.

Photograph of Shield of Sir Edmund Knightly & Ursula De Vere at the Burrell Collection, Glasgow

Fantasy fairy tale medieval gothic castle. Ancient architecture.

Love Actually To Me You Are Perfect Christmas Knit

Keira Knightley

Art of a knight kneeling to a dragon

This medieval design shows a knight on horseback with a lance at the knightly duel game - the jousting or jousting. Super suitable for medieval fans at the medieval market. The joust, i.e. the thrusting of a lance to knock the opponent off his horse, began in the High Middle Ages as knightly combat training and can still be admired today at medieval fairs.

Watercolour n' ink illustration of a brave mouse knight! A great gift for fans of classic fantasy book illustrations.

Medieval knightly print with helmet and crossed swords. Viking mascot.

This original illustration by Richard H. Fay depicts a late medieval poleaxe, richly decorated in chiselled gilt bronze, said to be a weapon once owned by the Yorkist warrior King Edward IV.

Elizabeth and Darcy