gothic cuirass with backplate and tassets Naaigerei en scharen which gives a deep

which gives a deep

whilst laces on the side allow the brigandine to be worn tighter or looser

The dress may likewise be worn beneath a dress of a different colour

The shoes are based on several originals from the 12th to 15th century that were excavated in i

The smallest sword was decorated with an anthropomorphic grip (shaped like a human figure)

gothic cuirass with backplate and tassets Naaigerei en scharen which gives a deepCuirasses of this type emerged during the late Gothic period (14401500). The Gothic style was characterised by sharp, highly decorated forms. The design of this type of cuirass followed Burgundian fashion, ending around the thighsjust like the fashionable doublet of the time. Cuirasses of this style were often worn together with chainmail voiders, an aventail (standard or bishop's mantle), and a chainmail skirt (gousset). The arms and legs were fully