Armures

Plate pointed elbows Late 14th to Early 15th Century This new elbow protection model represents one of the most favored designs among infantrymen, squires, and knights during the late 14th and early 15th centuries. Its robust construction offered excellent protection while maintaining flexibility, a crucial feature for soldiers in both hand-to-hand combat and mounted engagements. The articulated plates allowed for natural movement, ensuring the wearer’s mobility was not compromised in battle. The design is based on historical sources from the Museum of Fine Arts in Chartres, dating back to 1380. Armorers during this period were refining their techniques, focusing on improving joint p...

When it is time to choose plate arms, fashion fighter goes to Chuburg – one of the medieval biggest armor ideas' shopping mall! Yes, it was a rich collection of plate armor from the Chuburg castle, well, and a little bit - Diptych of Munich by Hans Memling, which inspired us to create these knight plate arms. As a result, these magnificent plate arms are in front of you - very comfortable, modest, but stylish. Functional and fashionable must-have for the European knight during XIV-XV centuries and a great choice for the modern fighter. These plate arms are not a strict reconstruction, but a very reliable stylization, in which it is not ashamed to appear at most medieval events and safe ...

Simple plate shoulders of the late XIV – early XV century was a popular type of body armor in the Middle Ages. Now, such spaulders are in wide use among reenactors and history fans. These spaulders will be a great addition to any kind of XIV-XV centuries’ armor kit. This segmented shoulder defense has quite simple design. Few plates are riveted to each other that makes a spaulder movable. Knight spaulder is fastened around the bicep with leather belt and buckle. Additionally, this body armor is laced to the padded gambeson or steel breastplate. You can use this functional handcrafted shoulder armor for: SCA HEMA Larp Stage performances Medieval festivals Reenactm...

Handcrafted Eastern arm defense is a stylization of vambraces, which were popular among Asian, Rus’ and Middle Eastern warriors in the XIII century. Quite often, gap between two halves of bracers was filled with mail sheet. This model has a hinge for closing and leather belt and buckle for keeping this medieval armor on the arm. Persian warrior, miniature from Shah Nameh Bracers are long enough to cover the elbow, so caps for joint protection are not required. These plate forearm defense is similar to another Asian type protection – forearms “The Boat”, which were found in Sakhnovka, Ukraine and dated by the XIII century. Custom arm protection goes perfectly with h...

Bracers with painted leather are based on the classical forearm defense, which was popular among Asian and Rus’ knights in the XII-XV centuries. Tubular bracers have two leather belts with buckles for keeping of handmade armor on the arm. Defense is long enough to cover the elbow. Leather is riveted inside the bracer. Edges look like a wristband and protect wrists well. We may paint any ornament in any colour by your wish. We recommend to wear this plate arm defense over padded Eastern gambeson. You can use this handmade medieval armor for: SCA HEMA Larp Stage performances Medieval festivals Reenactment events Base price includes following options: Co...

Plate spaulders with bump stops are made in style of Milan armor, which was popular among European knights in the XIV-XV centuries. Shoulder defense is supplied with buffers, which amortize blows during the combat. Spaulders are fastened with leather laces to plate cuirass or knight gambeson. Belts with buckles keep armor reliably on the upper part of arm. This armor is completely handcrafted by parameters of customer. You can use this steel shoulder protection for: SCA HEMA Larp Stage performances Medieval festivals Reenactment events Base price includes following options: Cold-rolled steel 1.0 mm; Satin polishing; Brown leather belts; Steel nickel-...

English pauldrons of the late XV century is an enlarged version of medieval spaulders. This medieval protection based on the patterns from the funeral armour of English knight Ralph Fitzherbert (d.1483). A fragment of effigy of the English knight Ralph Fitzherbert, Norbury, England Comparing to simple metal spaulders, these pauldrons cover not only shoulder bones, but also armpits and partially back of a knight. Pauldrons are held with leather belts on the upper part of arm and tied up with lacing to the plate cuirass. Additional plate with bumps stops for blows buffering is pinned to the pauldron for better protection during the tournament. You can use these English knigh...

English Gothic pointed elbow caps are made in keeping with the best traditions of the 2nd half of the XV century. These couters have all the features of classical Gothic armor: pointed “nose”, reinforcement ribs/flutes on the surface of armor, sharp lines. Two knights in armour, engraving, circa 1480-1490 years These pointed elbow caps are a part of English gothic plate arms of the 2-nd half of the XV century, with which you may create perfect medieval custom arm armor. Gothic pointed outers have leather belts with buckles for fastening on the joint. This armor should be worn only over padded gambeson. You can use this custom-made plate arm defense for: ...

Milan style pauldrons are the significant part of well-known "Avant Armour". This full-plate Italian kit is dated by the 1450-1485 years. Steel armor was crafted in Corio workshop, Milano, and was belong to fon Matsch (the owner of Churburg Castle in 1450 year). Now this armour is in almost perfect condition and is kept in Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum, Glazgo, Scotland. Difference in size is a specific feature of this shoulder protection. Left pauldron is larger, than the right one. Additional steel plate is pinned to the left pauldron for extra protection. This unique form is peculiar only for pauldrons of "Avant Armour" and was never used for other types of armour. Shoulder ...

The Khatangu-degel spaulders armor is a stunning piece of armor that is steeped in Mongolian history and tradition. The spaulders, which are shoulder plates designed to protect the wearer's upper arms and shoulders, are a key component of the Khatangu-degel armor. Crafted by the skilled artisans at Steel Mastery, the Khatangu-degel spaulders are a faithful recreation of the spaulders worn by the legendary Mongolian warrior, Khatangu-degel. They are made using traditional techniques and materials, ensuring that they are as authentic and true to history as possible. What makes the Khatangu-degel spaulders so special is not only their historical accuracy, but also their stunning design.&n...

SCA and sport arm protection is the best choice for fighters, who do not strive for 100% historical authenticity, but want to have 100% defense during practicing in sport and medieval fencings. This arm guard is not a replica, but a type of armor, which was specially designed for SCA fighters. It covers only outer part of arm. Arm armor consists of three parts: Rerebrace (protection of bicep/upper part of arm); Vambrace (protection of forearm); Couter (elbow cap) with rondel All elements of this sport defense are joined together with leather belts and rivets, which make SCA armor good articulated. Also, defense has belts with buckles for reliable holding on the arm. T...

In addition to wool brigandines, we can offer woolen biceps protection and bracers. Crafted by our blacksmiths, these exclusive arm protection will defend your arms against enemy’s strikes. It was spread throughout Western and Eastern Europe around 1350-1450. Less popular than brigandine's leather cover, wool from the other hand looks respectable and modestly, as a worthy knight should have looked like in those days. Woolen medieval arm protection is fixed with leather straps and buckles. Basic biceps protection and bracers includes: Color: grey Fabric: wool edging by sides (it could be made in contrasting color, to give a little bit of chic); Me...

Both gentlemen, or yeomen bould, Or whatsoever you are, To have a stately story tould, Attention now prepare. It is a tale of Robin Hood, But honestly - his bracers, We hope, you rightly understood, Relax and took it well. (A True Tale of Robin Hood Ballad) If someone ask you about a truly important thing, which help Robin to win, except his bow, Little John, Friar Tuck and even his tights you can with full confidence answer that there were his bracers. Cool medieval leather armor. Comfortable, strong, soft, reliable, light, forest-like stylish and absolutely not interfering with archery, but only helping with. Well, or fighting on sticks, if we mind the legends. ...

Knight plate arms with elbow caps is a part of full-plate armour in Churburg style and referred to the XIV century. Medieval plate armor from Churburg castle This medieval defense consists of three parts: Rerebrace (bicep/upper arm guard); Bracer (or vambraces – forearm defense); Elbow cap with fan These elements are connected with rivets and have leather belts and buckles for holding of armor on the arm. Tubular bracers have hinges and completely cover forearm of knight. Winged fans on the caps cover outer side of elbow. Plate spaulders of the XIV century will complete this medieval arm protection. We strictly recommend to wear armour over the padded gambe...

Ultra-functional segmented spaulders made from horizontal 1mm stainless steel plates is a good choice for battle. These magnificent steel strips assembled together by rivet-nails and attached to a best wool cover glued with canvas base. For added strength, the topmost segment forged, while the rest are bent. The structural feature of these shoulder pads consists in reamed lower plate’s holes, so in moving the shoulder “gathers” from top to bottom. Thus, we have achieved excellent mobility combined with full shoulder bone and bicep protection, which will be your serious advantage in battle. Spaulders equipped by leather belts with buckles for fastening around the upper part...

Look at truly good medieval shoulder armor and arm protection, which are the part of KNIGHT PLATE ARMOR OF XIV CENTURY - all-purpose overall image of France, Burgundy, and Burgundian Netherlands knight armor in last third of XIV century. Take a look just at them, based on plate arms and knight shoulder armor from Churburg Castle, tombs of Sir Miles Stapleton of Bedale in Norfolk (1364), Ralph Neville 1st Earl of Westmorland (first quarter of XV century), John de Montacute (1389). Modest, comfortable, so versatile and simply assembled, that in their design there is practically nothing can break - this knight arm armor is a damn good choice for a fighter. *** Such important part ...

Brigandine spaulders of plates 7x7 cm (2,8x2,8 in)

Mastercrafted Legendary Wolven Leather bracers in Witcher 3 style (Wolf School Gear) The bracers were made according to the Mastercrafted Legendary Wolven gauntlets design. The durable leather and a trimmed edge give your forearm protection and damage resistance. The fastenings have a leather ties on the inside of the bracers. The bracers are embellished with the riveted design as the original Wolven gauntlets. The bracers are perfect for cosplay, fantasy looks, stage performances, and various theatrical events.  And we also have a witcher leather armor kit if you are looking for something leather and riveted. Or WITCHER GRANDMASTER URSINE ARMOR S...

Star fantasy leather bracers

Elegant and functional, these armor elements are a tasty prize for every fighter! These elbow caps and kneecaps are simple in design, but comfortable in wearing and reliable in protection. Caps are fastened with leather belts and buckles, which holds armor firmly. Base price includes: metal – cold-rolled steel 1.0 mm (18 ga) finish treatment – satin polishing rivets – steel finding color of the leather fastening – brown fastenings – leather straps with steel nickel-plated buckles  decoration – no Leaf shoulders with elbow caps, and knee caps are the parts of SH-02 (Brigandine armor set XIIIth century), but no one c...