15th century italian pauldrons Vikingriemen The top of the knife

The top of the knife has a brass ring with a black ribbon

these were integrated in the gauntlets and were not worn separately

A lined standing collar offers both comfort and warmth with a touch of style

the arming doublet also became a fashionable civilian garment: men who were not knights wore arming doublets

This set of two steel vambraces is made after medieval originals

15th century italian pauldrons Vikingriemen The top of the knifeThese shoulder pieces are made after 15th century Italian originals. Around the 15th century, the Italian city of Milan was a very important center of armor production in Europe. Milanese armor was exported to all corners of Europe. These pauldrons are equipped with leather straps with which they can be attached to the gorget or bevor.