pikemen breastplate Griekse jurken this tabard exudes elegance and

this tabard exudes elegance and authenticity

In Germanic and later Norse mythology

they are well-suited to combat wear

6 mm thick steel and decorated with brass

and armour featuring decorative curves

pikemen breastplate Griekse jurken this tabard exudes elegance andThe cuirass clearly shows influences of the late Greenwich style. Around the late 16th century, tassets were often made wider to provide greater protection for the upper thighs. This eliminated the need to pair the cuirass with heavy leg armour, making it more practical, especially for infantry use. Cuirasses such as this were primarily worn by pikemen and were often combined with morions or cabassets, pikemen's helmets, or sometimes burgonets. Such