flat ring chainmail half haubergeon joined sleeves

flat ring chainmail half haubergeon joined sleeves14th and 15th century armour leaves an opening at the armpit, between the cuirass and the shoulder pieces. From the beginning of the 14th century, mail sleeves and voiders were therefore developed. The voiders ensure that one need not wear a full mail haubergeon beneath the armour to avoid these weak spots. These voiders are based on 15th century images. These voiders are attached to one another. They are put on in the manner of a half coat of mail.

Embark on a mystical journey with the Rawblade Fortune Pouch

which splay out at the ends

is based on historical original patterns

it may also be worn over trousers

reaching as far as Iraq

wide swords such as this

the brooch originated from a largely undisturbed cemetery near the Via Claudia

it is particularly comfortable to wear

This armour is particularly well-suited to late medieval costumes and LARP battles

The surcotte is crafted from sturdy cotton canvas

a light shirt or undershirt was worn beneath the doublet

so that it may be decorated entirely to your own liking