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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. ...

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...

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 ...

Handcrafted elbow caps with chased rondel is an important element of battle knight outfit. Steel elbow guards was in wide use among knights since the XIV century. Primarily, such caps (also known as couters) were attached to mail sleeve of hauberk, later on they became a part of full arm protection. Elbow defense has a circle plate (rondel) for protection of our part of elbow. Caps are held on the elbow with firm leather belts and buckle. Leather loops with holes are installed on the top of cap and allow lacing to the rerebrace (armor for the upper part of arm) or padded gambeson. You can use this functional elbow armor for: SCA HEMA Larp Stage performances Medieval festi...

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: ...

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...

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-...

German knight plate arms with elbow caps of the XIV century was a popular type of arm defense among medieval warriors. This functional battle armor consists of three parts, which are connected with rivets: Rerebrace (bicep guard); Vambrace (forearm guard); Elbow cap with rondel Medieval knight protection has leather belts and buckles for reliable keeping of armor on the arm. This plate defense should be worn over the padded underarmor for better comfort and safety during the fight. Base price includes following options: Metal for plate armour – cold-rolled steel 1.0 mm; Rivets – steel nails; Finish treatmebt – satin polishing; Color...

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 ...

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 ...

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...

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. Main photo shows following options: metal – titaniun 1.0 mm (18 ga)  finish treatment – hammered blackened rivets – brass rivets color of the leather fastening – red fastenings – leather straps with steel nickel-plated buckles  decoration – brass strips Oh, note that blackened treatment and decoration by brass overlays is an additional option, ...

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...

Steel elbow caps of simple design were popular among medieval knights from all military branches. In early Middle Ages, such elbow defense were attached to the hauberk sleeve. Then it became a part of full-plate arm armor. This joint protection is fastened with leather belt and buckle on the elbow. It is recommended to be worn over the gambeson or together with padded insets. There are holes on the top edge, so you may additional tie steel elbow cap up to your medieval doublet. You can use this handmade steel armor for: SCA HEMA Larp Stage performances Medieval festivals Reenactment events Base price includes following options: Cold-rolled steel 1.0 mm; ...

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 S...

Battle-ready segmented spaulders is a new functional version of covered segmented spaulders. Shorter and light-weighted, they give fighters extra mobility and provide bigger chances for victory in battle. Spaulders are made of horizontal 1mm stainless steel plates (in base option) which are the optimal choice for fighting and training. Perfectly lightweight and non-restrictive in movements, they're thick enough to protect your shoulders from enemy blows. In these shoulder pads, you will flutter like a butterfly and sting like a bee.  Steel strips are assembled by rivet-nails and attached to wool cover glued with a canvas base. Pay special attention to the forged topmost segment...

Brigandine arms protection was widespread in the XIV-XV centuries among European knights. Such limb armor was usually used together with brigandine or metal breastplate. This full medieval arm defense is a part of brigandine kit in style of the XIV century and includes several elements: brigandine bracers; brigandine protection of upper arm; plate shoulders with rondels; plate elbow caps High-quality leather of thickness 3-4 mm is used for crafting. Type and thickness of metal plates are offered in options. Elements of medieval arm armor are joined together with leather strings. Additionally, every piece has leather belts with buckles, which allow you fasten armor on arm ...

Brigandine bracers are know from the X century and they were popular among European warriors and the Eastern tribes. Such arm armor was usually worn over mail and used together with elbow caps, but with the appearance of plate armour this brigand knight armor became less actual. These short brigandine bracers are made of thick (4-6 mm or 15/10-23/10 inches) croupon leather. Narrow metal strips are riveted from the outer side with steel or brass rivets. Handcrafted medieval bracers are fixed on forearm with high-quality leather straps with buckles and provide good protection during the battles with wood or plastic weapon. We do not recommend you to use it during the battles with stee...

From the first sight, it is even hard to believe that there is real medieval armor, so cute and innocent they are look like. Nevertheless, covered round pauldrons were really popular type of armor in the 15th century. Simple forged hemispheres often covered with cloth or leather. This heat and rust protection made them not so formidable in appearance, but greatly prolonged their lifespan. In addition, it was able to add rondels to such pauldrons, making them even more functional armor. Our blacksmiths made replica of that 15th century real armor for you. They are lightweight, comfortable, practical and perfectly complement your knight armor. Made fully by our blacksmiths hands and h...