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European brigandine of the XV-XVI centuries is a model of the late Middle Ages. It was popular among all military branches, while hadn’t been replaced by full-plate armour. This model of plates’ armor is based on the brigandine pattern from the scientific publication "The riders of the war. European Cavalry" by Aleksinsky, Zhukov, Butyagin, Korovkin, 2005 year. You can use this brigand armor for: SCA HEMA Larp Stage performances Medieval festivals Reenactment events Made-to-measure medieval brigandine is completely handcrafted. Leather belts with steel or cast bronze buckles for fastenings are placed on the sides of armor. You may easily put on this brigand armor without any help. Brigandine has cotton lining.  Base price includes following options: Fabric: wool for outer shell; Color: black Lining: cotton  Metal plates: cold-rolled steel 1.0 mm; Rivets: steel finding rivets; Black leather straps; Color of leather fastenings: black Fastenings: leather s..

Brigandine is kept in The Bavarian National Museum (Munich, Germany) and is dated 1360-1440 year. Despite of the fact that this model is made in classical Milanese style, brigandine was named after the place of its location. Such armour is typical protective gear of the knights of the XIII-XIV centuries. In the end of the XV century, generally archers and infantrymen were using this type of body armour. You can use this brigandine armor for: SCA HEMA Larp Stage performances Medieval festivals Reenactment events Made-to-measure brigandine is completely handcrafted. Making of this beautiful medieval armor takes 120 working hours (about three weeks), as every part is made by hands of our artisans. Main distinction of Munich brigandine is large solid breastplate, which is connected to six narrow horizontal plates from the bottom. These plates form plate skirt. Thigh plates are covered with smooth rows of rivets and do not hinder movements. Breastplate is attached to the base fabric with two arc-like rows of rive..

VISBY BRIDANDINE, TYPE III  Here are the most popular medieval armor of reenactors and fighters - brigandine of Visby. Battle at Gotland coast on 22th of July 1361 "one of the most fearsome revelations of a medieval battle known to archaeologists" leave to us a large quantity of armor finds in the mass graves.  Why brigandine armors were so popular in XIV century and nowadays? They offer similar protection as the steel cuirasses, but provide much more freedom of movements. Reliable and easy construction of armor - numerous steel plates, riveted to leather or textile base, and seems like it likes being top dog again. ;) This a good, completely handcrafted knight armor will take a worthy place at your armor wardrobe and always be a good choice for SCA, HEMA, LARP and reenactment events, as well as medieval festivals and stage performances. Here are some photos from the production process            Base price brigandine armor in..

This is a collective image of the small-plated brigantines popular at the second half of the XVth century through all the Europe. A lot of them you can find at Leeds Royal Armouries Museum, Bernisches Historisches Museum, Thun Castle Museum, Spiez Castle Museum, Basel Historical Museum, Palazzo Ducale, paintings like Altar triptych from the Lübeck Cathedral by Hans Memling, Altarpiece of Saint Vincent by Bernat Martorell, manuscripts from The British Library and many, many other. Common feature of this period brigantines are their silhouette - tight and very short. As for the assembly scheme, each master had his own, original one, which modified at the request of an individual client. Here we are, inspired by the example of medieval masters, have assembled our own original brigandine armor. Cool and strong 1 mm titanium for the plates, luxurious velvet at the cover and 4 mm brass rivets hats. This is not a reconstruction of any particular brigandine, but stylization of the small-plated briganti..

We propose you very interesting thing – Do It Yourself Brigandine Constructor. In this set you will find everything you need to create brigandine with your own hands!  Constructor include:  Green woolen cover, already sewn; Black cotton lining, already sewn; Set of metal plates, already with holes; Piece of leather (to make leather washers out of it); Leather punch; Leather straps with steel buckles; Steel nails (rivets); Thread and needle; Instruction. You will need only hummer, nippers and metal shears at home! The model of plates can be different then on main photo.  Size chart of brigandine constructors: Size Chest circ. Waist circ.  Length of brigandine L 103 – 109 cm  (41-43 inch)  86 -91 cm (86-91 inch)  70 cm (27.5 inch)  XL 110 – 119 cm (45 - 47 inch)  ..

Do not pass by! In front of you is a rare exclusive thing – woolen bracers that were worn in Western and Eastern Europe for quite some time from 1350 to 1450. You will not find them in museums – wool is preserved too poorly. And tire-brigand bracers were much more popular. However, thanks to preserved fine sources and rare references, we were able to recreate for you this rarity - brilliant hand protection on a woolen basis. Woolen medieval bracers are fixed on the forearm with high-quality leather straps and buckles.  Basic bracers complectation includes following:  Plates made of 1mm hardened steel;  Thick woolen cover with woolen edging by sides Steel rivets and buckles; Strong leather straps 2.5-3mm thick. If you need any unusual model, cover material, plate's metall (even titan for sophisticated connoisseurs), rivets and buckles form and metall (figurated brass, if you like it, or any else), please contact us via email [email protected] Our over 15 years experienced 1..

Meet our sport brigantine based on historical brigandines of XVth century. Our craftsmen were inspired by the third tapestry from The Deeds of Julius Caesar set where Caesar crossed the Rubicon and by the Battle of Thessalonica. Created in Tournai c.1470, it’s one of the most solemn and monumental XVth century Flemish tapestries famous for its weavings’ huge size and dense imagery. You can see it in Historisches Museum of Bern, Switzerland. This is a perfect brigantine for sports from Steel Mastery craftsmen! We used bottom of practical and well-acclaimed European brigandine of the 14-15th century and added wide vertical plates on the chest and back. Such construction protects body’s upper part especially well while shorter plates at the bottom allow you to move comfortably. Base price includes following: Black wool for outer shell; Plates of cold-rolled steel 1.0 mm; Steel finding rivets; Black leather straps; Steel nickel-plated buckles; Straight bottom edge; XS-size; No decoration Main photo sh..