15th Century German Breastplate – Polished

Transport yourself back in time and don the Polished 15th Century German Breastplate to immerse yourself in history. handcrafted from 19-gauge mild steel, this piece is more than just protection; it is a testament to the art of ancient armory and a tribute to the valiant mercenaries of the past. Its classic mercenary style evokes the unforgotten era of chivalry and battle, making it a perfect addition for any enthusiast of history, LARP events, cosplaying, or theatrical productions.

The breastplate boasts a design that marries form and function in perfect harmony. At the heart of its aesthetic is a pointed plate on the lower half of the chest, artfully overlapping onto the top to not only enhance its visual appeal but also provide additional protection where it is needed the most. Adding to its intricate style are the fluting ridges that gracefully detail the shoulders, waist, and bottom chest plate, offering a sophisticated edge to the overall look.

Enhanced Mobility & Security

Understanding the need for both protection and flexibility in the heat of battle, this breastplate features a series of articulated faulds below the waist. These flared-out faulds move with your body, granting you greater mobility without compromising on safety.

The bottom chest section, further equipped with a buckle, allows for securing a gorget like the Polished 15th Century Articulated Gorget with Bevor, ensuring full coverage and formidable defense against any adversary.

Precise and Comfortable Fit

Customizable to your form, the breastplate secures with three sets of straps, offering a snug and comfortable fit. The upper two straps cross over the back, ensuring the breastplate remains steadfast in the midst of motion, while the third strap wraps around the waist, providing protection and ease of movement. This precise fit system not only accentuates the silhouette but also enhances the functionality and authenticity of the piece.

Whether you are standing tall at a LARP event, cosplaying your favorite knight, or participating in a theatrical production, the Polished 15th Century Articulated Gorget with Bevor (ZG-1175) will serve as your shield and emblem of valor. Not only does it offer a protective layer in combat, but it also stands as a magnificent piece of craftsmanship that looks exceptional on both knights and mercenaries alike.

Own a piece of history and embody the spirit of a 15th-century warrior with this polished German breastplate. It is not just an armor; it is a statement of strength, mobility, and unparalleled style. Stand tall and proud, for with this breastplate, you carry the legacy of the warriors of yore.

Key Features:

• Historically Inspired Design: Crafted with the aesthetics of 15th-century German armor in mind, this breastplate combines historical accuracy with contemporary craftsmanship.
• Articulated Faulds: Features articulated faulds for greater mobility, allowing for ease of movement without sacrificing safety.
• Enhanced Protection: Includes a pointed chest plate for added protection in critical areas, alongside articulated shoulders and waist for comprehensive coverage.
• Adjustable Fit: Equipped with three sets of straps for a customizable, snug fit, ensuring the breastplate stays secure during activity.
• Versatile Use: Ideal for LARP events, cosplay, and theatrical productions, blending functionality with visual appeal.
• Unique Silhouette: The fluting ridges and overall design contribute to a distinctive silhouette that stands out in any historical or LARP outfit.

Materials:

• Made from 19-gauge mild steel
• Straps are leather
• Buckles are brass

Care Instructions:

• This armour will arrive to you covered in protective oil. While this oil can be removed, it must be replaced with another protective maintenance product to protect your steel armour from rusting. Occasional oiling is necessary for the proper maintenance of this armour. When storing this armour, protect it from oxidation by coating it with machine oil. For more on how to protect and maintain your steel armour, check out the guide on Taking Care of Steel Armour.

Sizing:

Measurements coming soon.