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Middle Ages brigandine with fastenings from the front is one of the most popular type of medieval body armour. It was a transitional stage from chainmail to full-plate armor. Brigandine was worn both by commoners-soldiers, by noble knights, and even by kings. Armor is notable for comfortable wearing, which allow good mobility during fight, durability and reliable body protection. Made-to-measure brigandine is completely handcrafted. You give us your specific measures and wishes - we make you a completely custom brigandine that will bring you joy and comfort for a long time!  You can use this medieval brigandine armor for: SCA HEMA Larp Stage perf...

Early medieval gambeson of the VI-XIII centuries is popular model of padded armor that can be seen in the Byzantine annals and church fresco. You give us your specific measures and wishes - we make you a completely custom gambeson that will bring you joy and comfort for a long time! Short sleeved gambeson was peculiar to footmen, archers and crossbowmen. Taking into consideration the short sleeves, this medieval gambison had been worn by people who did not take participation in close fights, or did not have enough money for totally closed gambeson armor. Made-to-measure gambeson may be sewn by two ways: machine manufacturing. Tailors will make padded armor by your parameter...

Brigandine of European knight represents one of the early versions of this type of medieval body armour. This model is recreated on the basis of archaeological and pictorial sources of the XIII-XIV centuries. Made-to-measure brigandine is completely handcrafted. You give us your specific measures and wishes - we make you a completely custom brigandine that will bring you joy and comfort for a long time!  You can use this brigandine armor for: SCA HEMA Larp Stage performances Medieval festivals Reenactment events  The length of brigandine is under knee. The cuts from the front and from the rear provide with a good mobility as for the mo...

This model of brigandine was typical for the Spanish region of XV century. Such brigand armor was actively used by knights and common foot soldiers before the full-plate armor has appeared. Design of this plates’ armor is based on the brigandine pattern from the scientific publication "The riders of the war. European Cavalry" by Aleksinsky, Zhukov, Butyagin, Korovkin, 2005 year. Custom medieval plates’ armor is made-to-measure item. That means that our artisans use individual body parameters and personal regards of client to handcraft such body protection. You can use this brigandine body armor for: SCA HEMA Larp Stage performances Medieval festivals Reenact...

Brigandine thigh protection was widespread among the warriors in the XIV-XV centuries. Easy making and reliability during the fight was making such combined protection very popular among knights from all military branches. Thigh protection has outer lay (wool, silk, suede, leather or velvet by your choice); main layer made of thick canvas. Metal plates are riveted from the inside and covered with linen or cotton lining for durability and better comfort. There are leather pieces with the holes installed on the top and bottom edge of tasses. Using these holes, you may easily fasten your medieval leg armor to chausses belt and attach steel kneecaps. We also added two firm leather belts wi...

Sugarloaf helmet is a late variation of medieval head protection Topfhelm (Greathelm). Main distinction is a spherical conical dome. Such battle helmet was in active use in Europe in the first part of XIV century. Sugarloaf got its name from the American reenactors in the end of the XX century. Lower part of helmet was consisted of two parts and was being attached to the dome. There are only few medieval painting of this helmet, where movable visor is shown. Helmet sugarloaf is fastened with under-chin leather belt and buckle. You can use this functional hand crafted helmet for: SCA HEMA Larp Stage performances Medieval festivals Reenactment events Main pho...

Helmet bascinet has appeared in the XIV century and was probably even more popular than Chapel-de-fer in the Western Europe and England. Metal cap cervelliere – early and simple version of basinet - was as worn under the Great Helm, so used separately. Both, noble knights and usual infantry used such type of medieval battle helmet. You can see video review here This model of hand-made German bascinet with klappvisor is typical for 1330-1340 years. Klappvisor is a type of visor’s attaching with hinge to the dome. Such attaching allowed a knight to remove a visor and attach nasal plate. Holes and oculars on visor allow great visibility and breathing. This functional helme...

Visored sallet with bevor is a typical head armor, which was used by French knights in the XV century. Originally, sallet appeared in Italy in the Xv century. It replaced bascinet helm and gained great popularity among European warriors.   This medieval plate armor has segmented articulated tail that protects back part of neck. Movable gorget (bevor) covers chin and throat. Sewn liner makes wearing of this authentic helmet very comfortable. You can use this battle helmet for: SCA HEMA Larp Stage performances Medieval festivals Reenactment events Main photo shows functional sallet helmet with following options: Cold-rolled steel 1.5 mm; Satin polishi...

Medieval helmet armet takes its origin in XV century, being designed - as presumed - in Italy. It was distinguished by being the first helmet of this time to protect completely the head, compact and light enough to be carried one. Movable hinged cheek pieces and gorget plate opened backward show the face. Eye slits and holes on the visor allow a knight to see and breath freely. There are also holes on the sides on ears’ level. Plate bevor (gorget) protects neck and throat. This made-to-measure Middle Ages helmet is completely handcrafted by our artisans. You can use this medieval knight helmet for: SCA HEMA Larp Stage performances Medieval festivals Reenac...

This model of medieval helmet armet is historical replica of close cavalry helmet of the XV-XVI centuries. Such head armor was widespread all over medieval Europe, especially in Italy. Visor of armet could have various shapes. We represent classical model of tournament closed head protection. It has four pieces, which are typical for knight armet: round dome (or skull)  two cheek-pieces and a visor.  Neck is protected with movable plate gorget (bevor). Visor is fixed with push button, so you may be sure that it will not open during the fight. Narrow eye slits provides with good vision and holes on the visor – with perfect ventilation. The weight of th...

Tatar-Mongolian helmet of the XII-XV centuries is a real piece of art, made by artisans of Steel Mastery. Among numerous archaeological findings on the Southeast of Asia, there were spherical conical helmets with iron masks. Such masks had weird hawk-nosed faces and specific drop-shaped eye shape, wide eyebrows and antrorse moustache. Some researchers suggested that masks had simply fake character and were not used during the battle. Other historians considered that such helmets were belonged to warriors of Ancient Rus. However, M.V. Gorelik proved that helmets with facemasks were related to protective Mongolian body armor. Anthropological type, which is depicted on the mask, resounds “...

Helmet with mobile visor is a stylization of medieval helm, designed by our artisans specially for SCA fights. The advantages of this model include reliable Norman type dome, solid back plate for neck protection, mpvable lifting visor. Two eye slits and holes on the visor provide a fighter with perfect ventilation and vision. Also, visor is reinforced with a central plate. This functional battle helmet is customized and completely handcrafted. You can use this metal head protection for: SCA HEMA Larp Stage performances Medieval festivals Reenactment events Main photo shows cross-functional helmet with following options: Cold-rolled steel 1.5 mm; Mirror p...

Knight’s gloves are made after certain historical replicas – numerous effigies, tombstones and other historical sources, dated by the XIV-XV centuries. Because of its shape, this medieval armor is also known as “Hourglass” gauntlets. Knightly figure of Bernabo Visconti, wearing gauntlets, Castello Sforzesco, Milan Silver altar of St.Jacopo, Pistoia, Italy, XIV century It is so-called two-part gauntlets, which consist of the articulations for the fingers, and a broad prolonged plate. This plate covers backside of the hand and the wrist. For the best protection, we offer you to complete gauntlets with brigand, scale of articulated fingers. Leather straps and belt ...

Knightly mittens is a popular model of medieval plate hand armor, which was widespread among the warriors of all military branches in the XIV-XV centuries. Mittens cover fingers and provide with good hold. Five segments are joined together with rivets and attached to the wide wrist part. Such design provides with perfect hold of weapon, complete protection of hand and good mobility during the medieval fencing. We strictly recommend to wear such plate mittens only over padded gloves. Then, wearing will be more comfortable and protection more reliable. You can use this battle hand armor for: SCA HEMA Larp Stage performances Medieval festivals Reenactment events Ba...

Medieval knight gauntlets (end of XIV – early XV century) are also known as “Hourglass”. This practical model was widespread among knight in the Middle Ages. Our gauntlets are based on the well-known hand armor of Edward the Black Prince. Edward of Woodstick (the Black Prince), Canterbury Cathedral, Kent, England “Hourglass” gauntlets are the best choice for people, who are practicing medieval fencing. Wide wrist and thumb parts cover outer part of a hand. Such armor can be completed with articulated, brigand or scale fingers. You can use this battle hand armor for: SCA HEMA Larp Stage performances Medieval festivals Reenactment events ...

Elbow caps with plain rondel is an element of knight battle outfit. Quite often, cap was supplied with circle plates, attached to the outer side of cap – a rondel, for additional defense. Handcrafted couter is fastened with leather belt and buckle on the elbow. It is recommended to wear such armor only over padded gambeson. There are holes on the top edge, so you may additional tie steel elbow cap up to your medieval doublet. You can use this functional joint armor 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 n...

Plate legs of the XIV-XV centuries are a part of Churburg style full-plate armor. Leg armor of the 1410 year, Churburg castle Cuisses (thigh protection) are reinforced with a rib in the center. Kneecaps are supplied with a fan, which covers outer side of knee. Upper part of armor has leather loops for fastening of cuisses to the medieval doublet of belt. You may complete your medieval plate leg protection with closed hinged greaves and plate sabatons. You can use this battle metal leg armor for: SCA HEMA Larp Stage performances Medieval festivals Reenactment events Base price includes following options: Cold-rolled steel 1.0 mm; Satin polishi...

Kneecap (or poleyn) with chased rondel is an important element of protecting outfit of every medieval knight. Such caps for joints protection appeared in the middle of the XIII century and was in use for centuries with different types of armor – mail, brigand, plate leg defense. This model of metal kneecap has a chased rondel, installed on the outer side. Rondel is a kind of small “shield” (usually round or with one or two leaves) that could be attached to various kind of medieval armor (e.g., knee or elbow caps, gauntlets or even helmet) for additional protection and hits’ reflecting. Poleyns are kept on the joint with a help of leather belt and buckle, and additionally, it ca...

This liner is good to be worn under the Bascinet, Great Bascinet, Barbute or "Sugar Loaf" helmet. It requires the installation into the helmet with rivets or by sewing. Simple, but historically corrected design of the liner provides with perfect protection during medieval battles, tournaments or trainings.  The liner is made of 100% natural fabric - cotton or linen, by your regard, and is stuffed with sheet wadding (natural material).  

This Liner set provides comfort helmet wearing and complete protection of your head, neck, and shoulders.  Top part of liner has 3 layers, roller is stuffed and all other parts of liner have 2 layers.  If you will use this liner under mail coif, you can add fastenings for lacing at options.  Simple design of liner provides with comfortable putting helmet on the head and a perfect protection during medieval battles, tournaments or trainings.