13th 14th century kettle hat

13th 14th century kettle hatKettle hats like this emerged during the Crusades at the end of the 12th beginning of the 13th century. This type of helmet was possibly adopted from Byzantine armies, who had been wearing such helmets for some time. They were worn alongside the nasal helmet. Helmets like these, like spangenhelms, were constructed from multiple steel pieces. This type was used until the early 14th century, and various variants are depicted in the Maciejowski Bible

with a symmetrical design that makes it particularly striking for photoshoots and costumes

the trousers can be adjusted to one's own wishes

The main gauche has been designed with a perfect balance

The gauntlet is well-suited to extreme situations whilst remaining comfortable to wear

or armour to emphasise the waist for a pleasing fit

In order to avoid leaks

The bracelet is adorned with Celtic triskelions

they were also well-suited to wearing beneath armour

Our drinking horns are an excellent addition to parties

The scabbard features a strong belt of 3 mm thick leather with which the sword may be worn around the waist

The length of the bow is 70" (177

guard and pommel