medieval doublet bernhard black

medieval doublet bernhard blackArming doublets were worn beneath plate armour from the 15th century onward. The laces on the doublet permitted pieces of armour to be attached directly to the garment. The arming doublet was a development of the gambeson and the 14th century pourpoint. The inside of the doublet is padded, affording protection to the body against blows transmitted through armour pieces. In the late Gothic style (14501500), arming doublets were often fitted with

and their ability to navigate both the open sea and shallow rivers contributed to the Vikings' remarkable capacity to explore new territories and extend their influence across vast regions

Constructed from high quality cowhide

Inspired by traditional Viking clothing

Offnir is well-suited to portraying Viking characters but is also appropriate for other concepts

whilst also protecting your more expensive outer garments

The v-neck lends the garment an elegant appearance and may be closed with two strings

The helmet is battle-ready and is crafted from 2 mm thick steel

aluminium does not rust

the Vikings even preferred the sax over the sword

the oxidation layer and other marks left from the forging process remain visible

worn historically with the pin pointing upwards

and may be decorated to your own preference if required