Clothes for Body

LEATHER ASSASSIN ARMOR: VEST AND BRACERS Nothing is true, everything is permitted. Feel yourself a member of the Assassin Order with our leather assassin armor inspired by images from Assassin’s Creed series. Leather armor vest is so comfortable that in it you can easily perform all the dizzying assassins’ acrobatic tricks. The reason is belts with buckles are placed not only on sides, but there are shoulders belts on chest too. Such fixing type allow the medieval leather vest to fit your body absolutely. Moreover, additional leather layers are not only decorative the armor, adding to the image a special assassin style, but also add several layers of protection for you. ...

In depictions of early medieval period we can find that women wore stockings and korthoser as well as men. They were knee-lenght and fastened with a garter usually made of leather. We made stockings out of 2 layers fabric for better fitting.  Base price includes following option: colour – black fabric – cotton Version, which you can see at the main photo includes following option: colour – dark green fabric – linen leather garters with brass buckles  If you want to order them are made of wool or linen in different colours, please choose an the appropriate option. Even if they are not...

The long hooded cloak ankle-length for protection against rain and wind. It is being fastened under the chin with button. Colour of the cover material and lining is common, but it can be changed to the contrast one by your wish. The cloak will be wonderful addition to your fantasy or medieval costume. We make this beautiful item of clothing according to customer’s parameters and wishes. The price of item depends on the chosen fabric. You can order the cloak made of linen, cotton or wool. To order this cloak in another material or color, please contact us [email protected]

A dwarf is one of the most hardworking characters in fantasy world. So his outfit should be comfortable, hard-wearing and safety. The present costume includes the following items: cotton shirt that siutable for any medieval look; cotton pants with drawstrings on the calves; woolen cotta decorated with trim and lacing on each side. Sleeveless it is fastened with buttons. We make such perfect medieval outfit according to customer’s mesures and wishes. All components of the costume can be ordered separately. You can choose another material and colour of each item for your character. Email us your preferences on [email protected] Belt beg, a...

Very nice-looking coat goes is made of 100% natural linen or wool. It goes well together with the dress "Blazing Dream" or any other garbs and is essential part of the medieval or fantasy costume. Beautiful trim of contrast colour decorates coat's edges. Different colours are available for order. If you have any wishes regarding colour of trim, please contact us [email protected] The crown and fibula are not included in the price.

Tabard is a surcote, which seems quite simple, but absolutely indispensable in SCA, HEMA, LARP and reenactment events, stage performances and medieval festivals.  You may order tabard sewn by two ways: Machine manufacturing, when our tailors will make heraldic surcote by your parameters, using sewing machine. And historical one - hand sewing, means custom tabard will be completely sewn by hands of our tailors stich-by-stich. Such type of manufacture is historical one and offered for additional costs.  This white cotton tabard with purple lining and decoration on the front. The wall and angels are made according to the embleme we received from the client...

This coat of arms (tabard) is only a sample to show, what we can sew for you!  If you are going to medieval festival, don’t forget to order awesome custom tabard at Steel Mastery’s handywomen, in which you will be recognizable among all the knights! Here is a quarter-colored knight tabard, fine and functional. 4 buttons on each side, small cuts, it has simple sleeveless design, besides its upper part is decorated with sewn printed stripe. So you can also indulge yourself with any printed pictures! This medieval knight tabard tells us about bravery and strength of its wearer. Tabard of true warrior, forceful and uncompromising. If you also defined your core long time ago...

This coat of arms (tabard) is only a sample to show, what we can sew for you!  Don’t be surprised that prices are mentioned as “zero”.  We calculate cost individually for each model, so please send us your tabard patterns and wishes to [email protected] *** There is cotton medieval tabard, decorated with an oak tree and an river.  Tabard took all the best feature of its medieval ancestors - natural fabrics, beautiful look and damn important function - showing who is in front of you.  *** When you choose a coat of arms, the only one which will adorn your standard and you knight tabard, it is very important not to make a mistake...

This Polish lady is dressed in: Shirt Petticoat Velvet dress Ochipok of brocade with velvet trimming Embroidered muslin headcover - namitka The suit of any decent XVIIth-XVIIIth century lady began with an undershirt. Polish noblewomen of those times wore long fluffy shirts with wide sleeves made of white fine linen or cotton fabric. The men's shirts of the nobility were richly decorated with embroidery and were worn as part of their festive clothing.  There is no unambiguous information about the embroidery of women's shirts.  Over the undershirt, a respectable lady inevitably wore an underskirt. From the XVII century, sleeveless dresses and jupans became a...

Pani wears: Shirt Cotton dress Ochipok of brocade with velvet trimming Embroidered muslin headcover – namitka On the territory of today's Poland and Ukraine, women's costume changed very little from the XVIIth to XVIIIth century. A stylish combination of French court toilets and the local national costume, it was colorful, beautiful, and comfortable (in contrast to the fanciful French fashion). This pani wore a modest but stylish dress of dense cotton with a floral-striped pattern in pink – fashionable in the XVIIIth century from Versailles to Dikanka. Such a cut was versatile for the then-middle class – from not-so-wealthy noblewoman to a well-to-do townswoman. Tak...

This coat of arms (tabard) is only a sample to show, what we can sew for you!  Don’t be surprised that prices are mentioned as “zero”.  We calculate cost individually for each model, so please send us your tabard patterns and wishes to [email protected] *** There is linen medieval tabard consists of 2 layers of fabric, decorated with an crown, crest and red heart.  Tabard took all the best feature of its medieval ancestors - natural fabrics, beautiful look and damn important function - showing who is in front of you.  *** When you choose a coat of arms, the only one which will adorn your standard and you knight tabard, it is v...

This coat of arms (tabard) is only a sample to show, what we can sew for you!  Don’t be surprised that prices are mentioned as “zero”.  We calculate cost individually for each model, so please send us your tabard patterns and wishes to [email protected] *** There is linen medieval tabard consists of 4 parts, decorated with an dragon, chess pattern and lilies. The most commonly accepted meanings of a ragon is valour and protection, chess pattern is an strategic thinking, royal lilacs – Fleur-De-Lis – go up to devotion of Virgin Mary and hint at affiliation with royalty. That is a custom tabard with various undermeanings...

When you choose a coat of arms, the only one which will adorn your standard and you knight tabard, it is very important not to make a mistake with symbols and put that sense into it, which you have in mind! And, Steel Mastery will gladly share with you examples of works, in which we have turned ideas of other dignified knights into life! *** This coat of arms (tabard) is only a sample to show, what we can sew for you!  If you have any ideas, pattern, layout and colours of emblem – don’t desitate to write us at [email protected] steel-mastery.com and we will help you to create your own knight tabard.   *** There is quite unusual medieval linen long tabard with with...

This luxurious outfit includes: Undershirt, made of linen or cotton Underskirt with hoops for a more puffed up shape Fabrick underskirt XVI century satin corset on linen lining Petticoat skirt in linen or cotton with a jacquard insert and golden lace trim Jacquard sleeves with lace trim Upper gown of natural velvet with golden lace trimmings and pearls Women's Renaissance court costumes in France were particularly beautiful. Without excessive Italian languor, without British primness, and Spanish austerity, it absorbed all the best from Renaissance fashion trends. A slim and soft silhouette, a deep, but not vulgar neckline... Sophisticated and cosy, beauty and romance ...

LEATHER VIKING GAMBESON  This short-sleeved early medieval gambeson, perfect for bowman. Its comfortable cut protecting your body well makes it easy to shoot a bow. A simple, decent leather gambeson will serve you equally well both as the underarmor and decent short mens Viking costume. Pay your attention that this model has not only authentic Norse look and fabrics but also fastens with the historically accurate leather strings. You give us your specific measures and wishes - we make you a completely custom gambeson that will bring you joy and comfort for a long time!  For your convenience, we can offer two ways of tailoring this mens Viking padded leather armor: Machi...

Quite often, just one sight at knight tabard is enough to understand a lot about its owner. One of such medieval tabard is here for your attention. This quarter colored tabard is divided with white cross, with white spaulders and black eagles and black festoons on the bottom edge. Golden figured Toulouse cross shines on the scarlet field on the upper right side. It tells us that owner is originally from Languedoc. Left azure quarter with white boat tells about steady urge to move forward and sense of adventures. Silver tower with shining sun over it rises on the right bottom quarter of azure color. Castles and towers were decorating emblems of the brave knights, who distingui...

Viking the landlord clothing set Some of the Vikings did not go on raids, or had already moved away from such active entertainment, but still wore good clothes because they owned land. Here is a wealthy Scandinavian man, a solid landowner. For your convenience, we have put together a set of different costume elements, which can be ordered as a whole set, and include in price: Hedeby klappenrock jacket medieval viking shirt wide medieval pants Medieval boots from Hedebu, type 10 Viking hat Viking leather belt of X century And more detailed: The first thing that catches your eye is his Hedeby klappenrock jacket in a beautiful wine colour. Color – wine...

Renaissance doublet (quilted) Here is trendy men’s doublet clothing of the mid-XV century – farsetto, which was very popular as on the territory of the North Europe, so in the lands of the South Europe, at civilians’, so at military men’s. Silhouette in a shape of triangle with wide shoulders and thin waistline was achieved with tight fit of farsetto on the body and splendid puffs on the upper part of sleeves. Depending on the region, this silhouette could vary. As a rule, the northern region a fashionista lived, the shorter and splendid puffed sleeves he had. Though, he had less quantity of fastenings. Besides, design of the back part of color varied. Artists of ...

French dress with virago sleeves includes: Undershirt Corset Crinoline skirt with hoops Fabrick underskirt Top skirt Jacket A rather austere style of women's clothing from the late XVIth century began to change towards lightness by the early XVIIth century. Thus the farthingale disappeared and the jacket had lengthening fringes reaching up to the middle of the thighs. The waist point of the rigid front insertion formed a rounded U-shape. The jacket sleeves, which became more airy, were tied at elbow level with a ribbon which tied around the elbow in a decorative bow (known as a virago, and the sleeves are often called virago sleeves), and the open seam of the sleeve expo...

This costume version consists of: Kamiza Dress  Hairnet In the 1460s, Italian women's fashion moved from high-necked gowns to V-shaped necklines. High waistline and separately laced changeable sleeves make this costume fit well on any figure. A 'pregnant' silhouette was quite a fashionable thing as it meant family prosperity and the fact that the dress owner's husband is not at war or ill but is expecting an heir. A wealthy Italian Renaissance woman typically wore at least three, often four complete layers of clothing in public.  The chemise – often silk one and richly decorated – showed at the lady's neck. But it has no lace. Strangely, but it’s a fact – ...