The Jutes
The Jutes were Germanic originating in Jutland but later settled in Frankish territory.
The Jutes were originally used as mercenaries by the controlling British forces and then settled
in Kent in southest England in about 450, according to tradition under Hengist and Horsa.
They also conquered the Isle of Wight and the opposite coast of Hampshire in the early 6th century.
The name Kent is the bastardised Jutish version of the original Romano-British Cantiaci (Post-Roman Ceint), and means Men of Kent.
Garb The World suggestions:
Our suggestions to newcomers is to get simple garb (e.g. tunic and pants for men and boys, dress for women and girls) to wear to events while you are figuring out your personna and time period. We offer deals to newcomers in the SCA. See our Complete outfits also for deals on an entire ensemble.What the Jutes might have worn
Other links about Jutes:
Settlements of Jutes in Briton in 600 A.D.