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Splinted Leg Armour Suede Leather BrownThroughout medieval times, metal and leather armor was often combined in a unique fashion that still inspires the imagination today. This gear features layers of textile or leather reinforced with metal bands riveted onto them; an evolutionary form which was mistaken for \"studded\" armor by Victorian historians who lacked understanding of their composition at the time. Leather garments were thus given robust sturdiness via metal components, allowing

Gothic style gauntlets are not only very visually beautiful

crafted from genuine tear-resistant leather (2-3 mm thick

Our model combined the look with our Chausses Brandolf and the Braies Gisbert

Based on illustrations from the Maciejowski Bible

an indispensable garment between the 12th and early 14th centuries

The 3-4 mm thick flange guarantees the absolute safety of both wearers and their adversaries

these Polished Viking Greaves provide leg coverage and are crafted from 1

is not only adjustable but also ensures that the apex doesn't press directly on your head

coarse cotton and as a basic garment for men from the early to the high Middle Ages across all classes and ranks practically the must have

These armor legs provide full coverage of the front of the legs

The regulated duel of honor between two warriors which more and more replaced the one-wic - the fight to the death without rules

and the shoulder-to-upper-arm connection employs tear-resistant leather straps and buckles