17th century burgonet

17th century burgonetBurgonets like this replica were worn throughout Europe from the first half of the 17th century, including during the Dutch Golden Age, the Thirty Years War, and the English Civil War. Helmets such as this one likely developed from a combination of the burgonet and the closed helmet. At the beginning of the 17th century, full plate armor fell out of use due to improvements in firearms. This type of helmet was often worn with a munition armor armor,

making it a striking accessory

two flaps are fitted so that items are not lost whilst the bag is hanging upside down or during an intensive battle

and early modern costumes

The lobed pommel is peened

Length: 11

The greaves may be fastened to the lower legs by means of the sturdy leather straps

one may adjust the trousers to one's own wishes

The set has been designed to replace the grip of the katana or to allow you to construct your own katanas

enabling you to customise your look to perfection

Worn in combination with wide Viking trousers

It is available in sizes M

yet supple