pikemen breastplate

pikemen breastplateThe cuirass clearly shows influences of the late Greenwich style. Around the late 16th century, tassets were often made wider to provide greater protection for the upper thighs. This eliminated the need to pair the cuirass with heavy leg armour, making it more practical, especially for infantry use. Cuirasses such as this were primarily worn by pikemen and were often combined with morions or cabassets, pikemen's helmets, or sometimes burgonets. Such

The early medieval Viking kaftan is crafted from sturdy cotton canvas and fully lined

and has been designed for use during re-enactment and LARP battles

The tripod is hand-forged with decorative twisted legs

The three-quarter trousers became a popular garment at the 16th and 17th century courts and became known as the Culotte

Armour pieces in this style were employed throughout Europe from the late 14th to the early 15th century

and is consequently sometimes known as the Odin's knot or Wodans' knot

it serves as an excellent accessory for completing your costume

comfortable

Skrama seaxes were widely used amongst all Germanic tribes and by the Vikings

weathered appearance and distinctive details

More durable than cardboard masks

a diminutive of hauberk