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CLEARANCE Linen & Wool Pourpoint

csr — Mon, 14 Apr 2025 18:17:59 +0000

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Size Chart

Size	Waist Measurement (laced to meet in the middle)
Small	33″ / 84 cm
Medium	36″ / 91 cm
Large	41″ / 104 cm
XLarge	46″ / 117 cm

Note: This chart is meant as a general reference – and gives the measurements with the pourpoint laced to meet in the middle. Because this garment is laced up it has allot of flexibility in how it fits. It won’t precisely lace up to meet in the middle on most people (unless you happen to be that exact size) but that is not necessary in order to fit correctly or look good. Please note that if you are on the cusp between sizes that you generally want to choose a smaller size because the garment is meant to be worn laced very tightly in order to support the leg harness. In other words, it more desirable that there be a gap in front where it laces rather than have it be even a little loose. That way you can lace very tightly from your waist to your hips in order to keep the weight and pull of your leg harness exclusively on your lower body, which is how this garment is designed to be used. If your pourpoint is not laced very tightly around your waist some of the weight of your leg harness can be distributed up to the shoulders, which greatly increases fatigue. Because the armhole is large and the garment is sleeveless the chest measurement is not a factor in fit.

COLORS & FABRIC

White, Black, Red, Royal Blue, Burgundy, Purple

Slate Blue, Sage, Dark Green, Oatmeal, Dark Brown, Gold

Note: Please note, only some colors are available in the heavier weight linen we use in making this product. Also, with the difficulty of accurately representing colors on a variety of monitors, the color names are meant as descriptions along with the swatches. Please use both when deciding on what color to order. Also, despite how the colors may appear on your monitor the same color names in Wool, Silk and Linen are different and do not exactly coordinate.

ABOUT OUR 14th c. POURPOINT

The development of plate armour required arming clothes to evolve into the foundation to which the armour attached. While the gambeson served this role for arm and body defenses, a closer fitting garment was required to support the leg harness. The exact form of such a garment in the 14th century is unclear but by the early 15th century we have documentation for the ‘pourpoint’, a garment worn over a linen shirt and under the gambeson. The form of this garment is like that of a sleeveless cotehardie, a garment whose own development coincided with the adoption of plate leg harness. The large armhole follows the lines of the period with the exaggerated lines of the ‘grande assiette sleeve’. Therefore, while we can not guarantee this is the exact historical solution for earlier portrayals, we offer it as a reasonable solution based a slightly later period. Our pourpoint is made of heavyweight, 7.5 oz linen and has a medium weight cotton canvas lining. In addition the front, bottom quarter is lightly padded over the hip, providing an extra layer of protection in an area often left unprotected in many styles of harness. Much like a later cotehardie, our pourpoint is meant to be worn very fitted and tightly-laced, so as to support your leg harness at the hip rather than having the stress on your shoulders. We have included two sets of arming points to be used to attach leg harness. This garment also makes a nice accessory worn over shirt, braies and chauses when not on the field. We recommend dry cleaning this item in order to extend its life to a maximum. Linen is a very strong fiber but it is also very brittle. Machine washing and drying will break down the fibers over time. The front lace is available in natural or black. The arming points are available in natural with plastic tips or a variety of colors with metal tips. The colored laces and metal tipped laces are available at an additional charge.

Read more about our arming clothes in the article The Evolution of Arming Clothes

“The Pourpoint is the answer for supporting Leg Harness.I have the Revival pourpoint.. and I can say without reservation that it is the best, most comfortable,most stable arrangment for holding up leg harness I have ever used, and I have used them all. In 22 years of armoured combat I have never had a harness more comfortable and high performing than I do now.. all due to the Revival Arming Pourpoint.

The key is to have the pourpoint.. **very** tight, the sides of the garment opening should **just** meet when snugged very tight on the hips.. and if you are conventionaly shaped this will mean that the garment *won’t* meet over the chest. This is the proper fit IMO, ( this has the added benefit of girdling in your “extra padding” and providing a more svelte profile )

Also you must reinforce the points with leather or fabric patches to ensure the points don’t tear out in vigorous combat.

The point placment is perfect for me.. and if you are wearing the proper size they should be ok for most. There must be one point over the rotation point of the side of the hip.. right at the insertion of the hip joint. The other point should be at the center point of the leg harness.

I strongly endorse this product.

Revival clothing has the answer.”

– Brian McIlmoyle A.I. IMAF
Principal Instructor AEMMA
Toronto, Canada

HISTORICAL INSPIRATIONS

Drawing after a detail of an illuminated manuscript circa 1441 in the Nuremburg Museum, Nuremburg, Germany

Drawing after manuscript 621 fol. 365 circa 1427-1438 in the Bibliotheque de l’Arsenal, Paris, France

Drawing after manuscript 988, lat. 17294, fol. 122 verso circa 1430 in the Bibliotheque Nationale, Paris, France

Drawing after manuscript 5070 fol. 49 verso circa 1440 in The Bibliotheque de l’ Arsenal, Paris, France

PHOTO GALLERY

This fighter has exposed his red Pourpoint beneath his red Gambeson. His Braies and Medieval Shirt are just barely visible underneath. He sports a pair of black Chauses, and matches his Wool Garters to his red Tie Ankle Boots

This fighter sports a red pourpoint with his Medieval Shirt, Braies and Chauses. He matches his Wool Garters to his red Tie Ankle Boots

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Half Brigandine Gorget

Nicole Allen — Tue, 16 Jul 2024 22:50:33 +0000

ABOUT OUR BRIGANDINE GORGET

Half Gorget style is lighter and more comfortable
All metal plates are fully enclosed in leather lining for comfort & durability
Smaller plates in bib make for more flexible fit that moves with you
One Size fits most – up to 22″ – completely adjustable
Solid plate, stand-up collar portion is 1.5″ tall and is meant to be shaped by you for most comfortable fit
Please Note: measure OVER the collar of the garment you will be wearing it with
Comes in basic black
Perfect for Re-enactment as well as HEMA competition and training
Looking for complete coverage front and back? Take a look at our Fully Lined Brigandine Gorget
Email or text us (708)-502-1937 with questions

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CLEARANCE 14th c. Linen Gambeson

csr — Wed, 08 May 2024 20:13:57 +0000

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Size Chart

Size	Max. Chest Measurement	Max. Waist Measurement
Small	40″ / 101 cm	33″ / 83 cm
Medium	46″ / 116 cm	39″ / 99 cm
Large	51″ / 129 cm	43″ / 109 cm
XLarge	58″ / 147 cm	51″ / 129 cm

Note: This chart is meant as a general reference – while the actual sizes are larger than regular sizes this is because we discovered during our market research that due to the thickness of our gambeson most people preferred a somewhat larger size than they would normally choose in the case of civilian clothing. Please note that if you are on the cusp between sizes that general fit preferences and size of your frame should determine which size you choose. For a looser fit and/or a heavier frame order the larger size. If you prefer a more tailored fit or are of slimmer build order the smaller size. This style is designed to be looser in the chest and more fitted in the waist and hips as were the historical models.

COLORS & FABRIC

White, Black, Red, Royal Blue, Burgundy, Purple

Slate Blue, Sage, Dark Green, Oatmeal, Dark Brown, Gold

ABOUT OUR 14th c. LINEN GAMBESON

Our linen gambeson is based on a combination of 14th century sources, both extant garments and contemporary artwork. We’ve retained the most important aspects of the historical patterns, particularly the exaggerated armhole, also called ‘le grande assiette sleeve’, which permits complete freedom of arm movement. Made with an outer layer of heavy, 7.5 oz linen this gambeson has a lighter feel and is not a thick as our heavy cotton gambeson. Its closely cut arms make it well suited for use with fitted arm harness. Taking inspiration from period garment quilting designs, it is padded with three layers of 100% cotton batting and has a medium weight cotton canvas lining for a combination of protection and breathability. We have added a collar for additional comfort. Metal shank buttons are used similar to those used in period. We recommend dry cleaning this item in order to extend its life to a maximum. Linen is a very strong fiber but it is also very brittle. Machine washing and especailly drying will break down the fibers over time. If you do choose to wash your gambeson – only do so in cold water and hang to dry – never machine dry as that is the most destructive part of modern washing.

Read more about our arming clothes in the article The Evolution of Arming Clothes

HISTORICAL INSPIRATIONS

Drawing after a detail of the
“Martyrdom of Saint Catherine” in the Little
Church of Saint Francis, circa 1360

Drawing after the mid-14th C. jack
of Charles de Blois in the Musees de
Tissus in Lyon, France

Drawing after the Jupon of Charles VI
in the Musee des Beaux-Arts de
Chartes, late 14th century

Drawing after in the Catholicon circa 1348 in Liege University, Belgium

Drawing from a detail of the Weltchronik of Rudolf von Ems circa 1360 in Austria

PHOTO GALLERY

This fighter dons a red Gambeson belted with a black leather Belt. Beneath, he wears his Pourpoint, Medieval Shirt and Braies. His royal blue Chauses tuck into his black Tie Ankle Boots. He secures his Chauses with Wool Garters . To shield his neck and head from the elements he has paired a blue Liripipe Hood with a dark blue wool Brimmed Hat . He closes his hood with a Edward the Confessor Badge

This fighter pairs white and red for his color choice. His white Gambeson covers his Pourpoint, Medieval Shirt, and Braies. He matches not only his red Chauses and red Decorated Belt, but his red Arming Cap, and Tie Ankle Boots as well. A fitting combination for such an esteemed fighter.

This fighter has gone for a more earthen theme with a dark green Gambeson and burgundy Chauses combination. His Braies, Medieval Shirt, and Pourpoint are tucked away beneath. He matches his black Leather Garters with his black Decorated Belt, and black Tie Ankle boots

Beneath his blue Gambeson, This fighter keeps his fighting gear in place with his Pourpoint, Braies and Medieval Shirt . He sports a pair of gold Wool Chauses, and matches his Wool Garters to his dark green Tie Ankle Boots. His waist is cinched in with a Decorated Belt, and he protects his skull with a blue Arming Cap.

Beneath his red Gambeson, This fighter keeps his fighting gear in place with his Pourpoint, Braies and Medieval Shirt . His head is covered in a linen Coif and his waist belted with a Decorated Belt. He tucks his black Chauses into brown Tall Leather Boots

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14th c. Gambeson Digital Pattern

Nicole Allen — Wed, 22 Nov 2023 15:48:31 +0000

PLEASE CONSIDER BEFORE YOU PURCHASE ONE OF OUR DIGITAL PATTERNS

A few things to consider before you purchase one of our digital patterns

Please note: our digital patterns are adapted from our original, industrial grade production patterns so they contain only the minimal markings used by professional production sewers and are intended for intermediate and advanced sewers. The instructions are a basic guide and written with the intent that the user understands patterns and clothing construction terminology and techniques. That said, we have used these patterns for many years in actual production, so they are vetted in terms of sizing and accuracy.

You will need access to Adobe Acrobat Reader version X or later in order to open the file and a printer.

In addition, in order to make large format patterns available to the home sewer, the patterns have been converted to a ’tiled’ .pdf which means, you will print many individual 8.5″ x 11″ pages and tape them together to make the full sized pattern.

For the digital version:

- - Downloadable digital pattern you can print at home – not a physical product
  - You will need access to Adobe Acrobat Reader version X or later in order to open the file and a printer.
  - After you purchase the pattern, you will receive a confirmation email with the password for the pattern and a link to download an encrypted .PDF, that includes instructions and the pattern itself. The file may only be downloaded once.
  - SAVE THE PASSWORD – you will need it every time you open the document
  - Please make sure we have the correct email with your order and we are on your spam whitelist – we cannot resend the email with the link to download as it contains a unique link for you to use.

All Revival Clothing Patterns, both digital and print book formats, are FINAL SALE and not eligible for exchange or refunds

A note about sharing – PLEASE DON’T SHARE THESE FILES, copy the pattern or use it to produce items for sale. We are a small company, hoping to share our experience and ideas with you, in order to help you make beautiful, authentic, well-fitting medieval clothing. This pattern is intended for personal use by a single customer and we have priced it accordingly. Abuse of the user agreement will negatively affect our ability to continue to provide this service. We have spent a couple decades researching and perfecting our patterns and we are trusting you to use them in the spirit they are intended. So please, honor our single user policy and help us continue to serve the greater re-enactment community.

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Size Chart

If you already own one of our gambesons and please note, the sizing on the patterns is different than our ready made gambeson. This is a consequence of digitizing the pattern so that we could make it available to you.

Note: Sizing on our 14th century gambeson is judged by waist size because the large grande assiette armhole also adds to the ease of fit through widest part of the chest. It is meant to fit snugly around waist and torso with a bit of ease for ease of movement though shuolders an upper back.

Size	Max. Waist Measurement	Approx. Max Chest Measurement
Small	28″	36″
Medium	32″	40″
Large	38″	46″
XLarge	44″	52″
XXL	50″	58″

ABOUT OUR 14th c. GAMBESON

Our medieval gambeson is based on a combination of 14th century sources, both extant garments and contemporary artwork. We’ve retained the most important aspects of the historical patterns, particularly the exaggerated armhole, also called ‘le grande assiette sleeve’, which permits complete freedom of arm movement. We make ours with an outer layer of heavy, 7.5 oz linen, three layers of 100% cotton batting and a medium weight cotton canvas lining for a combination of protection and breathability.

Its closely cut arms make it well suited for use with fitted arm harness. Taking inspiration from period garment quilting designs, we have added a collar for additional comfort. Metal shank buttons are used similar to those used in period.

Especially if you choose Linen for your construction – we recommend dry cleaning you gambeson in order to extend its life to a maximum. Linen is a very strong fiber but it is also very brittle. Machine washing and especailly drying will break down the fibers over time. If you do choose to wash your gambeson – only do so in cold water and hang to dry – never machine dry as that is the most destructive part of modern washing.

Read more about our arming clothes in the article The Evolution of Arming Clothes

HISTORICAL INSPIRATIONS

Drawing after a detail of the
“Martyrdom of Saint Catherine” in the Little
Church of Saint Francis, circa 1360

Drawing after the mid-14th C. jack
of Charles de Blois in the Musees de
Tissus in Lyon, France

Drawing after the Jupon of Charles VI
in the Musee des Beaux-Arts de
Chartes, late 14th century

Drawing after in the Catholicon circa 1348 in Liege University, Belgium

Drawing from a detail of the Weltchronik of Rudolf von Ems circa 1360 in Austria

PHOTO GALLERY

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CLEARANCE Renaissance Cotton Joined Hose

csr — Tue, 08 Aug 2023 17:57:00 +0000

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Size Chart

Note: Because of the extreme amount of stretch in this fabric one of these two sizes will fit most body types. This is also why each size fits such a large range of measurements

Size	Men’s Shoe Size	Waist Measurement	Inseam
Small/Medium	8-11	32-40″/81-101 cm	26-36″/71-91 cm
Large/XLarge	9-13	38-46″/96-116 cm	34-44″/86-111 cm

COLORS & FABRIC

Cotton Knit:

Purple, Burgundy, Gold, Dark Green, Blue, Red

Note: Please note, with the difficulty of accurately representing colors on a variety of monitors, the color names are meant as descriptions along with the swatches. Please use both when deciding on what color to order. Also, despite how the colors may appear on your monitor the same color names in Wool, Silk and Linen are different and do not exactly coordinate.

ABOUT OUR JOINED HOSE

Men’s Joined Hose:
As the cotehardie grew increasingly shorter and tighter, slowly evolving into the doublet, more of the braies and chausses were revealed. The end result was that the chausses grew to cover the cotte’s retreat, culminating in fully joined hose. This new garment followed the fashion for fitted garments, and pointed directly to the doublet. This, of course, added its own interesting challenges for performing the necessaries, and thus the 15th century saw the introduction of another new element in men’s fashion – the codpiece.

Woolen Hose:
Wool was the preferred fabric for these hose, or hosen, and was used in different weights and weaves, to accommodate the different seasons. We have replicated our hose in a robust, mid-weight, wool knit that you should find comfortable in most weather. The material is heavy and fitted enough to allow the hose to remain up without pointing, when you remove the doublet on hot days. In keeping with the 15th century aesthetic of smooth, shapely limbs, you will find that the hose accentuate the contours of the leg, while giving a flowing, athletic look. Whether you are built like a powerlifter or a distance runner, you will be surprised at how these hose will emphasize all of the right things, and turn more than a few ladies’ heads admiringly. (And maybe a few disapproving Churchmen’s heads as well, but really, isn’t all that feminine attention worth a little scandal?)

Cotton Hose:
While the elasticity, durability and wide variety of textures and weights made wool the fabric of choice for period hose, we realize that many modern customers are extremely temperature sensitive or have wool allergies. For our re-enactor or theatre customers for whom comfort or ease of care outweighs concerns of authenticity, we are also offering our joined hose in knit cotton. The cotton closely replicates the fit of the wool hose, but is much lighter-weight, and is available in a variety of colors.

Wool or Cotton: Which Should I Chose?
If you can’t decide which fabric will better fit your needs, are a few guidelines. If your first concern is authenticity, there is no choice at all; you need the woolen hose! Likewise, if you have problems wearing wool, then you can sacrifice a little authenticity and chose from our cotton selections, which come in a variety of stand out colors and are as comfortable and lightweight as our simple hose.

HISTORICAL INSPIRATIONS

Detail from fresco in the baptistry of Olona in Lombardy, Italy circa 1435

Detail from fresco by Fra Angelico in the chapel of Nicholas V in the Palazzo Vaticano, Vatican City, Rome Italy circa 1448

PHOTO GALLERY

This Lord stands radient in his royal blue linen Cotehardie with custom golden sleeve. He matches his Joined Hose to his cuffs. Beneath lays hidden his linen Shirt. He ties a pair of wool Garters at the knee and belts his waist with a Decorated Belt. He finishes off his look with a red wool Chaperone, and black Turnshoes.

This Fighter stands out like the sun in a golden brocade Doublet. He wears black Joined Hose, Gloves, and Shoes as a stark contrast, along with a black Medieval Belt. Beneath his doublet and hose are his Shirt and Braies. He keeps his head warm and fashionable with a rolled beige Dagged Hood decorated with a large Badge

Red Joined Hose and black Turnshoes. Partially shown is a black wool Doublet

Left: This Lord kneels in admiration of his Lady in his green Wool Doublet and burgundy Joined Hose. He wears black Turnshoes to match his leather Belt and Pouch.

Right: The lady dons a sage linen Frontlaced Gown, Chemise, and gold Half Sleeves. She ties a decorated belt around her waist. She wears her hair pinned back with a Barbette and Veil.

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Rigid Plate Fencing Gloves

csr — Mon, 07 Nov 2022 20:03:27 +0000

ABOUT OUR RIGID PLATE HEMA GLOVES

Like any martial art, the art of the sword brings with it a host of bumps and bruises. Made from the same high-quality leather and stitch construction as our Padded Swordplay Gloves, these gloves have added, rigid knuckle plates on hand and thumb made of Carbon Kevlar, dense foam along the fingers and thumb, as well as all around the ‘gauntlet’ part of the glove for added wrist protection. The foam in these gloves is denser and more rigid providing extra protection, but patterned in such way as to provide coverage along your fingers, back of hand, knuckles and wrist while not restricting mobility. Our Rigid Plate HEMA Gloves are designed to help protect against light blows, works well as hand padding inside a buckler and while sparring with light weapons. Designed specifically for practitioners of the Historical European Martial Arts (HEMA) and Western Martial Arts (WMA) communities.

Also see our Swordplay Gloves and Padded Swordplay Gloves

Size Chart

Note: The measurements below represent the width at the widest, ‘meatiest’ part of the of the hand, not including the thumb (see photo above). Double this measurement to get the circumference around the hand.

Size	Glove Width
XS	4″ / 10 cm
Small	4.25″ / 11 cm
Medium	4.6″ / 11.5 cm
Large	4.75″ / 12 cm
XL	5″ / 12.7cm

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Linen Meyer Pants

csr — Wed, 10 Aug 2022 17:57:54 +0000

SIZING

Size Chart

Size	Waist Measurement	Hip Measurement

Medium	32″-36″ / 86 cm	40″ / 104 cm
Large	36″-40″ / 96 cm	43″ / 109 cm
XLarge	40-44″ / 106 cm	46″ / 116 cm

COLORS, FABRIC, & LACES

Heavyweight Linen Colors:

White, Black, Red, Royal Blue, Gold, Dark Green

Note: Please note, only some colors are available in the heavier weight linen we use in making this product. Also, with the difficulty of accurately representing colors on a variety of monitors, the color names are meant as descriptions along with the swatches. Please use both when deciding on what color to order. Also, despite how the colors may appear on your monitor the same color names in Wool, Silk and Linen are different and do not exactly coordinate.

Lightweight Linen Colors:

White, Black, Red, Royal Blue, Burgundy, Purple

Slate Blue, Sage Green, Dark Green, Oatmeal, Brown, Gold

Lace Options:

Natural, Black

ABOUT OUR MEYER PANTS

The interest in Medieval and Renaissance HEMA(Historical European Martial Arts) has grown dramatically over the last couple of decades. Dozens of manuscripts and printed books survive from the period 1300-1600, detailing the historical use of a wide variety of weapons, wielded in and out of armour, on foot and on horseback.

Inspired by the work of Joachim Meyer(ca. 1537 – 1571) and designed to compliment our Unpadded HEMA jacket, Padded HEMA jacket and Renaissance Fencing Doublet, our Meyer Fencing Pants are constructed for ease of movement and distinct historical style to represent you while fencing and training. Our design includes double stitched seams for strength on the under layer, a crotch gusset to allow more extreme motions, like the lunge and laced closure at the waist and cuff for a custom fit. Available in jewel tones and custom colors. Please note, custom orders are not eligible for return or exchange. For a simpler, sleeker version see our Fencing Knickers and 3/4 Athletic Pants. We also have over-the-knee socks in rainbow of colors to wear with these!

PHOTO GALLERY

This fighter prepares for a sparring match dressed in his finest garbs. he wears a well fitted black Renaissance Wrestling Jacket, paired with a sharp pair of Meyer Fencing Pants made with a custom gold contrast color. he finishes the look with a pair of black Tall Athletic Socks.

A fighter stands victorious, having removed her fencing doublet to reveal a simple black undershirt tucked into the waistband of her dark green Meyer Pants. She finishes her look with a pair of black Tall Athletic Socks.

A confident fencer shows off his smart, all blue ensemble. He wears a tight fitting Fencing Doublet which contrast nicely with his flowing and loose Meyer Pants. he finishes his look with black Tall Athletic Socks.

The fighter on the left pairs a red Renaissance Wrestling Jacket with black 3/4 Length Athletic Pants. She finishes the look with a pair of black Tall Athletic Socks.

The fighter on the right he wears a well fitted black Renaissance Wrestling Jacket, paired with a sharp pair of Meyer Fencing Pants made with a custom gold contrast color. he also finishes his look with a pair of black Tall Athletic Socks.

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Fencing Mask

csr — Thu, 09 Jun 2022 20:32:49 +0000

ABOUT OUR FENCING MASK

Our black fencing mask is perfect for daily practice and protection against light blows
The high-strength shell, effective shock absorption, stable performance
Robust and durable, modern technology and excellent workmanship
Rivet design with super soft waterproof lining
This mask is measured according to the circumference of the area, please refer to the size chart below before ordering

How to measure for size:

Using a soft tape measure or string measure the circumference of your head, and make sure to keep it sung or else you’ll wind up with a mask that’s too large. Keep in mind, a correctly fitting mask will feel quite snug in the beginning. It is crucial that in order to protect you properly he mask fit snugly so that it does not move on your head with impact. If you have particularly thick hair you may want to go up a size to allow for comfort. As you wear it, the fabric cradle that holds the forehead and chin will as it mold to your head shape. In addition, the metal frame. fabric covered flap that extends from the top of the mask can be bent in different place to better fit your head. PLEASE NOTE: due to the nature of masks fitting so close to the face they are not eligible for exchange or return.

Size Chart – by head circumference

size XS S M L XL

inches 21 21-22 23-24 25-27 28 & up

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Brigandine Gorget – front & back

csr — Thu, 09 Jun 2022 20:25:51 +0000

ABOUT OUR BRIGANDINE GORGET

All metal plates are fully enclosed in leather lining for comfort
Smaller plates in bib make for more flexible fit that moves with you
Completely adjustable – buckles on both sides for the perfect fit
Comes in two sizes:
- S/M – fits 14.5″-16.75″
- L/XL – fits 17″-21″
Solid plate, stand-up collar portion is 1.5″ tall and is meant to be shaped by you for most comfortable fit
Please Note: measure OVER the collar of the garment you will be wearing it with
Comes in basic black
Perfect for Re-enactment as well as HEMA competition and training
Looking for a more affordable solution? Take a look at our Half Brigandine Gorget
Please don’t hesitate to email or text us (708)-502-1937 with any questions

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HEMA Sword Bag

csr — Thu, 09 Jun 2022 19:50:56 +0000

ABOUT OUR HEMA SWORD BAG

Length: 57″
Full side zipper
Large enough to hold swords, fencing mask and more
Several exterior packets to organize your gear
Side handle and backpack straps for ease of transport
Made of heavy duty poly duck fabric
Open at top for longer weapons

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