gothic arm armor 16th century

gothic arm armor 16th centuryThe later Gothic style (14401500) was characterised by sharp, highly decorated forms. These armours followed Burgundian fashion, featuring a breastplate that ended high on the thighs, similar to how the fashionable doublet was worn. Instead of a full hauberk, warriors wore chainmail voiders and a chainmail skirt, combined with long, pointed sabatons. This type of armour was often paired with a sallet and bevor, though gorgets and kettle hats were also

It was a practical garment suited to the daily challenges of life: it was warm

Attaching plate armour & malie parts

permitting the helmet to be fitted to the size of your head

These spaulders are based on originals that were in use from the 14th century onwards

Its width is 20 cm and its height is 45 cm

Such colour contrasts were common during the early Middle Ages

corset or rope over the overdress

each of which fastens with an elegant buckle

the pendant measures 4

particularly with rapiers and sabres

The grip and pommel are decorated with excellent early medieval organic motifs

A solid LARP axe crafted from foam and latex