medieval gambeson shapur black Vikingmantels Especially after the second plague

Especially after the second plague epidemia

the drawbacks were its weight

Depictions from the 11th and 12th centuries show knights almost exclusively with a split in their hauberks

Avars and Slavs

this sword features two distinct guards and no pommel

medieval gambeson shapur black Vikingmantels Especially after the second plagueIn the Middle Ages, the gambeson was worn as a protective coat against cuts and blows in combat. Gambesons were worn both separately and under chainmail or armor. This sturdy, long gambeson offers optimal protection to the chest, arms and legs. This gambeson is closed at the front with leather straps. It is made of rough woven canvas and has wool felt padding.