wool chaperon runa black

wool chaperon runa blackThe chaperon is a medieval headdress that was mainly worn by the lower classes of society during the early Middle Ages. Towards the end of the Middle Ages, wealthier people also began to wear fashionable chaperons. This luxurious chaperon is crafted from a wool mix and protects the head, neck and shoulders against wind, rain and cold. A fine accessory for re enactment or LARPing during the winter months, or simply on a cold day. The chaperon is

ensuring every piece is distinctive

The breastplate is based on various 15th-century museum pieces and on several depictions in paintings by Italian masters

The musculata is a replica of a relatively short original from the Archaic period

The quiver is fitted with several rings

Whilst many pickelhaubes are constructed from steel and brass

It is recommended that the tunic be worn with a belt

The Rapier has a blunt blade and a safety cap on the point

which serves to protect the latex coating of the dagger when the scabbard is employed frequently

Classical Antiquity and Biblical characters

fifteenth-century soldiers and more

other colours were also adopted

where remains of Loricae segmentatae have been found