Each chainmail shirt (hauberk) and coif is skillfully handcrafted. Like the originals, the chain mail wire is traditional mild steel, which tends to bend when struck, absorbing the blow, rather than shattering, as hardened steel do. The shirt is available in mild steel in all regular ring sizes, shirt can be in any shapes, design, length and chest sizes.

These are hand made, authentic replicas of actual armour worn by knights. This awesome high quality chainmail Hauberk is 18 gauge steel rings, 9mm inner diameter in the medieval 4 in 1 pattern.

These were apparently worn underneath plate armour to prevent the body from being bruised when struck. Each of these incredible shirts is skillfully handcrafted, using aluminium rings and round rivets to form a continuous mesh of metal ring protection.

These are full pants (just like jeans) and wrap around the entire leg and your seat. Chainmail pants was commonly worn by knights on the battlefield and was constructed through the interlinking of metal rings to form a mesh barrier of protection against attack.

The coif was worn by knights to protect head, neck and the shoulders during combats. Available in mild steel and stainless steel. Butted chainmail rings are made by riveting ends of each individual rings interweaving rings together.

The coif drapes over the entire neck and the shoulders, has an opening for the face. It includes the aventail (neck cover) and thus covers the sides, back and front of the wearers’ head. Also larger coifs are available, that extends to the forearms, increasing the protection level.

Chainmail leather gloves are protective covering for the hands. They are weaved vertically or horizontally. Kindly specify the hand size while ordering.

This chainmail provides extra safety to the chest region against all possible attacks of the enemy sword. Also used as an extra protection in helmets.

The full body armor covers the entire body but is flexible and allows free body movement lightweight. The life of the warrior depended upon the dexterity of the armour-maker and therefore in earlier days they were high in demand. These finished suits could weigh anywhere from 20-30 pounds. Most commonly used as decorative pieces in present times to enhance the ambience of historical places known for wars and warriors. Also available as inscribed or embossed.

Roman shield, commonly called the scutum, was worn by the heavy-armed infantry. Roman shields were used by the roman army to deflect missiles targeted at the soldiers, as well as protect them from the impact of hand held weapons yielded at them.

These battle ready armor SCA helmets are not lightweight, each helm is 14 gauge steel. Inner leather lining required and padding suggested.

Made with 18 gauge steel. Supplied with simple polish and with a protective coating of oil, grease, lacquer for more historical authenticity.