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Need a XIVth century English knight's clothing and armor? Just for you, we’ve collected images of universal English knights who fought during the Battle of Poitiers times. Full garment – from braies to battle shield. Of course, it’s only stylizatio, but quite a good one… The Battle of Poitiers was one of the most important battles between French and English forces in the Hundred Years' War. In this battle, on September 19, 1356, most of France's knighthood was lost while the French king John II the Good and his son Philip (later Philip II the Bold, Duke of Burgundy) were both taken prisoners. The ransom for the king was equivalent to two years' worth of the budget of the entir...

STAR LAMELLAR FANTASY ARMOR  Set includes:  chest spaulders biceps bracers skirt greaves  To ease the lamellar armor, we chose leather not only for the base, but also for lamellar scales and big plate pieces. As a base under the delightful lamellar-stars, we used a smooth, non-shiny natural skin "crazy horse" with a thickness of 1.4-1.6 mm. This is a high-quality cattle leather with increased strength, coated with refractory wax as a finishing treatment. This treatment makes the skin not only beautiful, but also exceptionally strong, soft and supple. For lamellar scales and big plates, we chose the strongest belt leather 3-4 mm thick. Gorgeous...

Brigandine full body set  The set features a combination of rigid plates and flexible segments, strategically arranged to offer maximum protection while allowing freedom of movement. Brigandine set consist of:  brigandine  spaulders bracers thighs greaves  You can use this brigandine armor for: SCA HEMA Larp Stage performances Medieval festivals Reenactment events Base price includes following: Fabric –wool Color – black Material of metal plates – cold-rolled steel 1.0 mm Rivets – steel finding Color of leather fastening – black Fastenings – steel nickel-plated buckles Size – XS ...

Vernon Roche's Blue Stripes Outfit (world of "The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt) In the war-torn lands of Temeria, where kingdoms clashed and power shifted like shifting sands, one name emerged as a beacon of loyalty, courage, and unyielding resolve - Vernon Roche. Born from the crucible of conflict, Roche's journey from a skilled soldier to a legendary commander is a testament to the strength of character that can be forged in the fires of adversity. With The Blue Stripes Regalia, you're not just wearing an outfit, you're assuming the mantle of a true Temerian soldier. Walk the path paved by Vernon Roche, navigate the challenges of a war-torn world, and etch your legacy into the tapestry of Wi...

John II of France, called John the Good or the Mad A gorgeous stylisation of the French nobleman's image is presented by our version of King John II the Good set. While the historical character himself is an example of how to lose a battle with an advantage in numbers and armour, his armour and costume are another matter entirely. We have prepared for you a composite image of the late XIVth century French knight, stylish, comfortable and simply cool. It includes a complete set from underwear to armour and can be ordered as a whole or in part.  If you decide to replace some elements or add new ones, just contact us at [email protected] and our experts will be happy to help...

The gorgeous man you see embodies our version of Charles de Blois, from the chic white linen gambeson with black ermine print to the tips of his poulaine. If you urgently need to be dressed up in a cool, stylish and authentic way for some event or battle of the Hundred Years' War, then this gorgeous set has everything you need (in price): Linen gambeson with ermine print Linen medieval men’s underwear Wool chausses Linen arming belt for chausses Leather shoes Linen headgear Knight's belt Knight's chain Plate legs cold-rolled steel 1,0 mm (18 ga) If you decide to replace some elements or add new ones, or use another colors or fabrics just contact us a...

“It turns out that the forest isn't inhabited by, to quote the captain of the guard, some furry f#cking thing, but Scoia'tael commandos. They were led by someone named Vernossiel...”   GWENT: The Witcher Card Game Our custom outfit consists of: burgundy dress with decorative trims on the sleeves, neckline and bottom quilted gambeson with short sleeves and contrasting diamond stitching dark brown leather belt with antique buckles Do you want to be part of the Witcher's world?  Make your own outfit of Witcher universe by Steel Mastery

This costume version consists of: Kamiza Dress  Hairnet In the 1460s, Italian women's fashion moved from high-necked gowns to V-shaped necklines. High waistline and separately laced changeable sleeves make this costume fit well on any figure. A 'pregnant' silhouette was quite a fashionable thing as it meant family prosperity and the fact that the dress owner's husband is not at war or ill but is expecting an heir. A wealthy Italian Renaissance woman typically wore at least three, often four complete layers of clothing in public.  The chemise – often silk one and richly decorated – showed at the lady's neck. But it has no lace. Strangely, but it’s a fact – ...

A true Burgundian dandy can't do without such stylish XVth century chips in his closet as a short doublet, closed chausses with a codpiece and a chaperon. So especially for fashionable men who are serious about reconstruction, we have prepared a practical and stylish costume set that will be the basis of any XVth century Burgundian men's costume.  Burgundian men's suit includes doublet  chausses  chaperon  Let's start with the Burgundian doublet, XVth century. This is an indispensable element of the costume of any self-respecting Burgundian man in the XVth century. Tight fit over the body, lush bouffant sleeves, sexy chest slit and stylish lacing on the ...

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...

Pani wears: Shirt Cotton dress Ochipok of brocade with velvet trimming Embroidered muslin headcover – namitka On the territory of today's Poland and Ukraine, women's costume changed very little from the XVIIth to XVIIIth century. A stylish combination of French court toilets and the local national costume, it was colorful, beautiful, and comfortable (in contrast to the fanciful French fashion). This pani wore a modest but stylish dress of dense cotton with a floral-striped pattern in pink – fashionable in the XVIIIth century from Versailles to Dikanka. Such a cut was versatile for the then-middle class – from not-so-wealthy noblewoman to a well-to-do townswoman. Tak...

This Polish lady is dressed in: Shirt Petticoat Velvet dress Ochipok of brocade with velvet trimming Embroidered muslin headcover - namitka The suit of any decent XVIIth-XVIIIth century lady began with an undershirt. Polish noblewomen of those times wore long fluffy shirts with wide sleeves made of white fine linen or cotton fabric. The men's shirts of the nobility were richly decorated with embroidery and were worn as part of their festive clothing.  There is no unambiguous information about the embroidery of women's shirts.  Over the undershirt, a respectable lady inevitably wore an underskirt. From the XVII century, sleeveless dresses and jupans became a...

We make this costume of landsknecht, basing on the gravure of Heinrich Aldegrever “Die kleinen Hochzeitstänzer”. Costume includes: Beret.. It is fixed with fabric strap under the chin. Wams (doublet) without collar.  It is knee-length and has puffed sleeves, which narrow from elbow to the wrist. Fastened from the front with big buttons and hanging loops. 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. Cuts, where a lining could be seen, a lot of elements and decoration, bri...

Viking the landlord clothing set Some of the Vikings did not go on raids, or had already moved away from such active entertainment, but still wore good clothes because they owned land. Here is a wealthy Scandinavian man, a solid landowner. For your convenience, we have put together a set of different costume elements, which can be ordered as a whole, in parts or add more elements to it: Hedeby klappenrock jacket medieval viking shirt wide medieval pants Medieval boots from Hedebu, type 10 Viking hat Viking leather belt of X century And more detailed: The first thing that catches your eye is his Hedeby klappenrock jacket in a beautiful wine colour according such ...

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In medieval times, jester (or fool) was a person at court, who had to entertain the royal family, their guests, noblemen. Today, the jester is portrayed in different formats of medieval reenactment, Renaissance fairs, including stage performance, carnivals. Cloths of bright colours and eccentric hats were the most distinctive feature of jesters. Made-by-measure costume consists of these parts: double-sided shirt; two-coloured woolen chausses; double-sided jester's cap with horns and tails Shirt and headwear are made of wool and linen. Shirt is reversible and may be worn with wool or linen part from the outside. Tinky bells are sewn on the edges of shirt sleeve...

This costume is not high-fashion look of the XVII century. But it was typical for middle-class citizens of medieval Europe. Costume consists of  the following items: shirt breeches hoses with strings doublet with lining Shirt with falling band has wide T-cut, that is typical for this period. Long sleeves have buttons for fastening on the wrists. There are lacing with tassels on the falling band. Breeches with lining are fastened with 4 buttons, that are covered with fabric. There is also a button from the outside of the leg. Hose have cut from the ankle from the outside. Hoses can be drawed tight with strings, that are passed through the loops. Doublet with ...

Beautiful LARP ladies armor set is a warrior woman must have. Why? Well... In a time of ancient gods, warlords and kings, a land in turmoil cried out for a hero... If you are not Xena, but still a mighty princess forged in the heat of battle. If you have the power...the passion...the danger all around you or plans change the world with your courage, so we got something for you. This set is made up of elements (cold-rolled steel) that a true warrior princess cannot do without: crown with wings shoulders brasers plate thighs protection graves (not include on the pictures but include in set!) The armour is fixed on the beautiful body of the battle princess with ...

If the ashes of the crusades knock on your heart, the soul demands battle, and the glory of the ancestors calls out ... Then this magnificent armor set - stylization of medieval knight vestments of the XIII century was created just for you. Beautiful, comfortable and damn good brigandine armor for a modern battle pilgrim. Major part and the heart of this knight armor is the St Maurice coat of plates. This honorable representative of Visby-type brigandine armour family you could see at St. Maurice effigy (found in the Magdeburg Cathedral, Germany, dating 1250-1300), and it is one of the earliest coat-of-plate configuration types. You should know that Visby-type brigandine armour are the mo...