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Japanese helmet kabuto had appeared approximately III-V centuries A.C. As a rule, it has semi-spherical shape of dome with plates for neck protection. Dome consisted of six plates and reinforcing forehead plate. Kabuto was a very important element of medieval Japan armor and resembled status of its owner. Basically, it was made of six or eight metal or leather plates, riveted together. Sikoro (an element of neck protection) was made of incurved metal lacquered plates, linked with silk or leather belts. Originally, Kabuto never had the full protection of face, but could be completed with a mask. This model of Japanese helmet has a bar grid mask. Your face will be completely in safe during ...

Bascinet with lifting visor has a dome, which is distinctive for the first half of the 14th century. Simple and reliable visor, reinforced with vertical and horizontal plates on the eye sockets, provides excellent protection and field of view. Medieval battle helmet of type bascinet was widespread among European knights in the XIV-XV centuries. This functional armor had dozens of dome and visor designs, depending on the region of using. Knights were usually completed bascinet with padded pelerine and mail aventail. That way, neck, throat, shoulders and upper part of chest were covered and well protected. Handcrafted helmet bascinet with functional movable visor is made by individual pa...

Presented closed knight helmet is an evolution of medieval head protection topfhelm.  It is called the Sugarloaf helm. The helmet has no moving parts. Foot soldiers usually did not wear such helmet. However, such head armor was popular among mounted knights. Main purpose of battle helm was to protect the rider from a direct strike with a spear. Two narrow eye slits and holes on the both sides of visor allow perfect vision and breathing during the combat. By your wish, we may drill breathing holes only on one side of helmet. This made-to-measure Middle Ages helmet is completely handcrafted by our artisans. You can use this functional combat helmet for: SCA HEMA Larp...

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...

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 ...

Knights’ plate shoulders are referred to the mid-XIV century. This defense is a part of well-known Churburg armor. Simple, but reliable design of this handcrafted medieval armor make this model popular among reenactors. Segmented spaulders have leather belts with buckles for fastening around the upper part of arm. Additionally, shoulder defense is laced to the padded gambeson or steel body armor – cuirass or breastplate. You can use this functional custom-made 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 be...

Milan gloves of the 1370-1450 years are an integral part of any Italian style full-plate armor of the XIV-XV centuries. This model of medieval hand armour is based on the sample, which is kept in Churburg Castle now. Wrist part is riveted to the plate, which covers outer part of hand. For full protection, we offer you to complete this knight armour with scale, brigand or articulated fingers. The advantage of these steel gloves is prolonged front part of the gauntlet. It protects your fingers from breaking during battle. We do recommend to wear such metal hand defense only over leather or padded gloves. By using these Milanese gloves for medieval fencing, comfort and good protection ...

Leather lamellar armor We would like to share this awesome and rare item with you – a copy of lamellar armor, worn by Jurchen warriors of the Eastern Xia (1215-1233 years). Are you confused? Don’t worry, we will tell you now.  For entire five centuries, in the X-XV centuries, there were lived the Jurchen people on the lands of Manchuria, Central and North-Easter Chin and Primorsk Territory, who used armor very actively. They peaked in period from the 1115 until 1234 year. Nowadays, plates of the local lamellar armor are being excavated on the Primorsk Territory quite often. Findings from excavations from Krasnoyarovskoye, Shaiginskoye, Lazovskoye, South-Ussuriysk and Gusev...

Complex knee protection is an essential element of medieval battle outfit of every knight. First models appeared in the XIII century. Kneecaps (poleyn) of various shapes were used together as with brigand or plate leg armor, so over the mail stockings. This element could be worn as independent piece of medieval leg armor, so as a part of solid metal legs (cuisse). Numerous effigies, miniatures, paintings and other historical sources show us knights, wearing such joint armor. Thigh and knee defense, a part of an Armor of Sir John Scudamore, XVI century, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA Articulated poleyn, Musée des beauxm arts, Chartres, 1380 year This model inc...

Churburg type breastplate of the XIV century is based on the well-known model of medieval plate body armour. Handcrafted steel protection consists of nine segmented parts, connected with rivets. There is a reinforcement V-shaped stop rib under the neckline of armor. Museum sample also has a lance rest on the right side and we can install it on your chest armor, by your request. Plate armor from Churburg Catle Breastplate has shoulder straps and belts for comfortable wearing. Medieval knights wore such body armor over the padded protection and chain mail, so we recommend you to follow the lead. You can use this custom breast armor for: SCA HEMA Larp Stage performan...

We recommend you to use such padded collar for better neck protection.  Padding allows taking a punch, that is aimed to the helmet's sides and back of head. The usage of such items is an important issue while armour's choosing. Ignoration can lead to the serious injuries during the medieval battles, tournaments and trainings. This collar is stuffed with natural sheet wadding and fastened with leather belt and steel buckle.  We make such neck protection of cotton or linen of different colours.

This padding secures your elbows and knees, supporting and fixingthem mildly during medieval battles or trainings. It is being used together with steel elbow caps and knee caps. Standard options:  - 100 % natural homespun-kind fabric  - staffed with sheet wadding (natural material)

Medieval pouch is made from brown linen fabric outside and black linen inside and decorated with trim. It tights with a string with 2 beads on the end.  Bag size is 24 cm x 20 cm. 

Padded natural cap for helmet   linen 2 layers of padding (approx 2 cm thick)  head circumference 58-60 cm 

Padded royal blue cap for helmet   linen 2 layers of padding (approx 2 cm thick)  head circumference 58-60 cm 

This garb is not historical reconstruction of costume, but stylization of scandinavian outfit of VIII-XII century.  This costume consists of the following parts: -undershirt -tunic -belt Long undershirt has sleeves tight at the wrists and high round neckline. Neckline, sleeves and bottom hem of tunic are decorated with beautiful trim of the same colour and design of belt. Wide round neckline emphasizes your delicacy and femality. There lacing on the sides of sleeves for better fitting. Base price includes undershirt of white colour. Tunic colour is available for choosing in options. Please send to [email protected] your regards of undershirt' colour.

Classic English dress of the end of the XIV century is being manufactured according to the historically correct patterns and includes two elements. This garb is perfect for festival and different medieval events and consists of: - underdress with long sleeves with 12 buttons on each. It has lacing on the side for better fitting. - upper dress with long tails on the sleeves. The peculiarity of this dress is fastening with 22 buttons in the front. Sleeves and bottom hem are decorated with fabric of contrast colour. Wide neckline accents elegancy of outline. Silk or linen lining will make your dress more comfortable. Body part has cotton lining. Medieval headwear cruseler of wh...

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This dress of Burgundian noblewomen mid-XIV - early XV century is the best implementation of the traditional Burgundian style of that time.  Long dress with wide skirt can be made of wool or velvet. Dress is belted with wide velvet belt under the breast.  Edges of sleeves are linked with laces. Contrast lining of cotton or linen will make your dress more beautiful and comfortable. Felt headwear is covered with wool. Garb includes following details: - white under shirt of thin cotton - long woolen dress with cotton lining in sleeves - woolen belt - truncated headwear hennin with white silk veil  This medieval French garb is really delightful for masqu...

Knight helmet sallet with decorative brass leaves on the dome is perfect head armor for brave and noble warrior of the XV century. Helmet of this type replaced bascinet in the Middle Ages and became widespread among European soldiers, especially infantry. Sallets could be decorated with brass, expensive fabrics, and top figures. In most cases the sallet worn with beaver (buviger), which protected the lower part of the head and neck. This custom-made medieval sallet with narrow single eye slit on movable visor is a classical parade helmet.  You can use this beautiful medieval helmet for: SCA HEMA Larp Stage performances Medieval festivals Reenactment even...