Negwedniki

Negwedniki refers to a type of traditional Middle-earth clothing worn by the Dwarves and other inhabitants of Middle-earth, notably in J.R.R. Tolkien's fantasy stories. In Norse and Norse-influenced mythologies and folklore, similar garments to negwedniki are depicted as worn by the Dwarves.

Description of the garments resemble a long cloak or mantle, often dark in color and often worn by dwarves in Tolkien's Middle-earth legendarium. They serve a purpose, not only for warmth, but also as a symbol of status, office or clan membership. The garment may incorporate accents or weavings of intricate design and symbolism.

Physical and aesthetic descriptions can be observed among Dwarves such as Gimli, who wore a typical version, often seen outside or in dark environments.

Tolkien's manuscripts offer references and mention specific functional items, possibly inherited or memorials of exploitation in the Archives.