late 14th century mi parti gambeson Middeleeuws zwaard It is well-suited to re-enactment

It is well-suited to re-enactment events in towns and cities

The tent measures 5 x 7 metres

It may be attached to the wall with ease and is crafted from black pickled wood

Cutter Dagger

Approximately 220 lamellars were connected by hand to construct this armour

late 14th century mi parti gambeson Middeleeuws zwaard It is well-suited to re-enactmentIn the 14th century, the gambeson evolved alongside the clothing fashion of the time. The pourpoint was originally developed as a variant of the gambeson but was later also worn in an unpadded version as everyday clothing. The gambeson, or arming pourpoint, features padding that protects the body from chainmail and plate elements of armour. The garment marked a major shift in European fashion, as it emphasised the shape of the body rather than the