Bonum Sartores – historical costumes created with passion and craftsmanship
Bonumsartores – Historical Costumes is a brand created by Bartek and Kamila, experienced reenactors and craftsmen who have specialized in recreating clothing from the High and Late Middle Ages for over a decade. While this era is their greatest strength, their knowledge and skills also allow them to create costumes from other historical periods and designs for LARP enthusiasts, especially those inspired by the Warhammer world. This provides customers with not only a piece of clothing but also meticulously crafted reconstructions that are distinguished by their authenticity, aesthetics, and period accuracy.
Why are Bonum Sartores – historical costumes unique?
In an era where mass production dominates the market, craftsmanship grounded in historical knowledge is becoming unique. For years, Bartek and Kamila have combined their passion for material culture research with tailoring. This ensures that each design is not only aesthetically refined but, above all, faithful to the source. With many people today seeking authentic costumes for reenactments, reenactments, educational events, and museums, Bonumsartores offers something much more than just a product.
Key differentiators:
- reconstructions made by hand or using mixed techniques
- in-depth iconographic research that ensures the compliance of the typefaces with the sources
- high-quality natural fabrics from selected suppliers
- precise finishes
- full customization of orders, which makes each garment unique
Moreover, Bartek and Kamila collaborate with museums, cultural institutions, and educational centers, so their designs must meet the highest standards. Indeed, this is no ordinary shop, but a craftsman’s workshop, where each project is created from scratch and with meticulous attention to detail.
Bonum Sartores – historical costumes in practice: experience that translates into quality
Bonumsartores has completed projects for, among others:
- Muzeum Zamkowe, Malbork Castle: The main exhibition at Sztum Castle
- Museum Burg Linn: Costumes for the exhibition
- Żywe Muzeum Piernika, Toruń: Costumes for animators
- Château de Castelnaud – Musée de la guerre au Moyen Âge: Costumes for animators and exhibitions
- Toruń Cultural Agency, costumes for an exhibition at the Toruń museum
These collaborations confirm that their reconstructions are considered historically accurate. Some costumes end up in exhibitions, while others are used by museum animators and educators. Therefore, they must be not only beautiful but also practical, durable, and based on reliable sources.