gambeson 14th 15th century red black

gambeson 14th 15th century red blackIn the 14th century, the gambeson evolved alongside the clothing fashions of the time. Originally, the pourpoint was developed as a variant of the gambeson, but later it was also worn in an unpadded version in everyday life. This gambeson, or padded pourpoint, features padding that protects the body against chainmail and plate armour. The garment marked a major shift in European fashion, as it accentuated the shape of the body rather than the wide,

just as seen in the film

5 - 3 mm thickness)

Blades of this type were slender and were possibly initially developed for woodworking

sabres were produced directly on American territory

they amassed great wealth and founded Viking kingdoms

It has been painted with attention to the smallest details

encompassing the Middle Ages and the Renaissance

The Viking Age style upper bracelet features a dragon head at each end

Dispatch weight (gram): 1000 *

The gambeson is well-suited to creating LARP or reenactment characters

A high quality scramaseax crafted for role playing

It forms part of Epic Armoury's Dark Moon series