pair of greaves fighter black

pair of greaves fighter blackThe beautiful leather greaves consist of square compartments of leather connected to one another with brass nails, and offer additional protection to the lower legs. Leather armour in this style was employed during the Middle Ages and was worn predominantly during the late Middle Ages by foot soldiers. They may also be utilised for LARP and reenactment of the early Middle Ages. The greaves may be fastened securely to the lower legs with the leather

it falls straight and has splits at the side from the waist for comfort

The inside of the doublet is padded

The greaves are crafted from split leather and consist of strips of leather braided together

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The sleeves have also been specially tailored: the fabric of the upper arms is wider than that of the forearms

fall beautifully into frills with an imitation lace edge

Garments of this style were worn throughout medieval Europe

A fine accessory for when you will be re-enacting or LARPing in the winter

cream and dark brown

Shields of this type were used between the 7th century BC and the 1st century AD

Total length: 102

The development of greaves ran parallel with the emergence of the shorter pavise or knight's shield