chaperon skjoldehamm wool grey

chaperon skjoldehamm wool greyThe chaperon became a gladly worn piece of clothing in the High Middle Ages. It protects the head, neck and shoulders from cold weather and rain. During the High Middle Ages they were worn by all classes of society and were often decorated and worn in bright colours. In the Late Middle Ages, their use was limited to the more common people, who began to wear them in alternative ways. The liripipe, for example, which used to hang from the back, was

for the sons of Mars

The blade runs through the whole grip

Thanks to its brim

This burgonet is based on 16th-century originals

Tip: this leg armour contains a leather strip on the upper side

It can be erected very easily by two people

Plastic cushions

The grip is constructed from suede leather and doesn't have a nock on which the arrows can be placed

Fabric material: 74% wool

The helmet is a museum replica of a Japanese samurai helmet

On the back and the sides

which was discovered in the London area