german cuirass and back plate 15th century

german cuirass and back plate 15th centuryCuirasses of this type were developed in the late Gothic style (14401500), characterised by sharp, highly decorative shapes. The design follows Burgundian fashion, ending at the thighs like a fashionable doublet. Cuirasses of this style were often paired with chainmail voiders, a chainmail collar (standard or bishop's mantle), and a chainmail skirt (gousset). Arms and legs were fully armoured, and the style was complemented with pointed sabatons,

A traditional drum for LARP

It has a bell-shaped lower edge

The semi-sharp blade has been forged from 1095 high carbon steel

young LARPers

The shirt may be worn in several ways and is well-suited to intensive and long-term use

With these medieval kitchen gloves you can cook in style during LARP and reenactment events

Crafted during the transitional period between the Jellinge and Borre art styles

For an authentic Viking ensemble

The sole is constructed from rubber so that the footwear lasts longer and to prevent slipping on slippery surfaces such as wet grass

The model pictured is 175 cm tall and normally wears size M (EU size 38/40)

The elegant off-the-shoulder blouse is crafted from comfortable cotton and has been designed with a loose tailoring

but possessed a straight form