Mans bunad from Nord-Trøndelag

This three handsome men are proud to be Nord-Trønders! Vegard with his father Ivar and brother Øystein Thank you, Vegard for sharing this picture! (click on the image to see a larger picture)

More about the Nord-Trøndelag Mans bunad

This bunad is made in two different styles, made after costumes from the 1800s.

The blue mans bunad has a half-long jacket, and breeches. "Flammaband", knitted stockings and a red knitted hat. This bunad was made after garments found on Roel, Inderøy. These garment-findings was compared to Johan Friedrich Leonard Drejer's (1775-1833) paintings. The first bunad was made in 1948

The black mans bunad has a long jacket, and trousers. This bunad was made after a fiddlers suit. The first bunad was made in 1950s. This bunad includes a top hat.

The skirt for both bunads is made of linen, embroidered pattern from Verdal.

Source: Bunadsaum as