chainmail hauberk galvanized butted round rings

chainmail hauberk galvanized butted round ringsHauberks of this type were worn by both the 9th century Vikings and the 13th century crusaders. The hauberk is crafted from unriveted round rings. The rings are constructed from mild steel and are woven together in a 4: 1 construction. This means that 1 ring is attached to 4 other rings. Chainmail shirts such as these were worn from the 11th century onwards. This type of long chainmail shirt, also called a hauberk, features a split. The split permits

Crafted from high-quality leather with a soft suede inner padding

All these parts are separate and may be removed individually

The cuirass has been patinated for an extra authentic effect

It protects your shoulder and upper arm during battles and looks excellent with a costume

Cloaks such as this were worn by all classes in society

The chaperon is a hooded headwear that was often worn during the Middle Ages

and durable

The rapier is based on original 16th–17th century models

It looks excellent above a tunic

so for this replica a frequently occurring type of early medieval blade with a wide fuller was chosen

the bracelet is well-suited to a wrist circumference of approximately 15 to 18 cm

The point and edges are blunt and rounded