crussader knight tabard black red

crussader knight tabard black redThe tradition of wearing a surcoat over armour began during the Crusades. Tabards helped prevent overheating by shielding the armour from direct sunlight. Additionally, they provided ideal protection for chainmail hauberks and, a few centuries later, helped protect plate armour from corrosion and rust. The tabard features a slit, permitting the knight to move more easily whilst mounted on horseback. From the late 12th century, knights primarily wore

well-suited to the shield of a warrior

Seaxes of this type were employed from the 5th century until well into the 11th century

The piece is 33

The water bottle is crafted from high-quality leather with an inlay of hygienic plastic

Some variants did have a multi-pointed hammer

This item has been designed for decorative purposes only

The hauberk was a common sight throughout the Middle Ages

permitting it to be employed for different purposes within your own costume

The shield has been made after historical pieces and is handmade and coloured

It is supplied with a leather scabbard

the spearhead achieves a lifelike appearance

yet weighs just 386 grams