Vêtements

Elegant Cotton shirt 17th-18th centuries The shirt worn by men during this period was typically made of linen or cotton and was a loose-fitting garment that reached below the waist. It had a high collar, and pleated jabot with lace decoration on the bottom. It was attached to the neckband of the shirt and hangs down over the chest. The shirt was usually worn underneath the other garments and served as a base layer.  In addition to the jabot, the shirt had also plain muslin ruffled cuffs. These cuffs were  made of cotton or linen fabric and had ruffles or pleats on the edge. They were attached to the end of the shirt sleeves and extended just below the wrist. The cuffs were deco...

Landsknecht pants (hosen)

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 black wool tabard with elongated shoulder pieces has linen lining and same decoration on the front and on the back. This tabard is a sample of knight taba...

Darth Caedus leather armor chest

Spring Harmony linen dress

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 sales@ steel-mastery.com and we will help you to create your own knight tabard.   *** There is quite unusual medieval quarter colored tabard, decorated with a flowers, fire and a bell. 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. *** You may order tabard sewn by two ways: machine manufacturing, when our tailors will make heraldic surcote by your parameters, using ...

Landsknecht doublet The Landsknecht short jacket, also known as the Landsknecht doublet or simply Landsknecht jacket, was a distinctive and flamboyant garment worn by Landsknechts, renowned mercenaries of the late 15th and early 16th centuries in Europe.  Made from natural wool with lining decorative inserts.

Forest Guardian's linen hood The hood was his signature, often pulled up to conceal his identity when he ventured into the nearby villages. Its deep forest brown gave him a mysterious and roguish appearance. When the hood was drawn low over his eyes, he became a shadow in the forest, a guardian unseen.  THE ARCHER OF SHERWOOD full outfit

Archery quiver with green decorations

Ranger's Forest cloak  The cloak of mossy green concealed his face, leaving only a pair of sharp eyes gleaming with determination. A sweeping sea of verdant fabric, billowed behind him like the wings of a hawk as he moved, giving him an aura of mystery and grace.  THE ARCHER OF SHERWOOD full outfit

Star fantasy leather bracers

Ranger's Forest belt with bags His most treasured possession was his forest belt, a creation of humble brown leather, unadorned but essential. At his side, a belt adorned with bags and trinkets held the tools of his trade: healing herbs for those in need, provisions for the hungry, and baubles to aid him in his quest. Crafted by  own hands, the belt held three sturdy bags, each meticulously designed for a specific purpose. The first bag, nestled on the left side is cradled an assortment of dried herbs, painstakingly gathered and expertly chosen for their medicinal properties.  The back pouch was his general store, holding the flint and steel for fire-making, a length o...

Linen shirt with bishop sleeves

Knight tabard on photos is an example of what we can sew for you. Please write us email at [email protected] with your emblem and we will help you to create your own nice tabard!  Main photo shows medieval tabard with following options: Natural linen of red and tellow colors; 2 big symbols –  leaves - front and back and on the each shoulder Pattern is made with machine sewing On the sides - buttons covered with fabric You can choose next options:  Fabric – cotton, linen, wool Lining fabric – absent, cotton, linen;  Color – any color you wish; Decoration – pattern can b...

Enchanted Velvet Cloak

Landsknecht hat, Landsknecht beret Step back in time and adorn yourself with the elegance and flair of the Renaissance era with our exquisite Landsknecht hat.

The Archer of Sherwood

Sherwood Archer shoes  The Archer's boots is crafted from the finest leather, allowing him to move soundlessly through the underbrush. Each step seemed to resonate with the very heartbeat of the forest, a rhythm that only he could understand. THE ARCHER OF SHERWOOD full outfit

This costume of landsknecht of the XV century is based on the picture of Hans Leonhard Schaufelein “Dancers at a Wedding”. Costume consists of: Hat. It is fixed with fabric strap under the chin. Doublet with cuts.  It has thigh-length skirt, and puffed sleeves with cuts, which are decorated with bows. Fastened from the front with lacing with brass points. Breeches with cuts. . Have a codpiece, which is attached by lacing with brass points. Legs of breeches can be tighten under the knee with fabric straps. Short chausses. . Have lacing on the back side of calf for better fitting on the leg. Variety of colours in one costume, a lot of details and cuts, where a lini...

PORTFOLIO TABARDS Welcome to a world of craftsmanship – our portfolio of tabards, meticulously crafted for your reenactments event, LARP adventures, stage performances, medieval festivals ,HEMA fencing and more. At the heart of our portfolio lies the commitment to uniqueness. Each tabard is meticulously designed, tailored, and brought to life to cater to the specific desires of our discerning customers. We understand that every individual has a vision, and we take pride in turning those visions into reality. In our workshop, passion meets skill as we pour our hearts into crafting each tabard. It's not merely about creating a piece of clothing; it's about transforming your drea...