flat ring chainmail paired full sleeves riveted an

flat ring chainmail paired full sleeves riveted anDuring the 14th and 15th centuries, armoured individuals left an opening at the armpit, between the cuirass and the shoulder pieces. Maille sleeves and voiders were therefore developed from the beginning of the 14th century. Voiders ensure that a full maille haubergeon need not be worn beneath the armour in order to address these weak spots. These voiders are based upon 15th century images. These voiders may be attached to the gambeson or arming

For re-enactment groups and sword fighting schools

although this type remained in use until the end of the 12th century

but by the 17th century they had been entirely replaced by the bayonet

Demi-gauntlets were relatively inexpensive and provided excellent protection for the most vulnerable parts of the body

at the end of the First Crusade

These medieval chausses are crafted from wool and come as a pair

Tip: It may be hung around the shoulder with a leather strap

M - 145 cm

very few people were ever able

a weapon that destroyed plate armour

The Eventide Gorget matches with the Eventide Armour Complete Set and perfectly accompanies the Eventide Cuirass

chain mail or brigandine