Blackened Georg Tassets

While it is always crucial for an adventurer to protect their chest, they should never neglect their legs, just in case they run into an archer or an angry dwarf. Luckily, the Blackened Georg Tassets are here to keep your thighs covered! These handmade, 18-gauge steel tassets offer superb protection to the thighs without impeding maneuverability. Their borders feature ornamental riveting, giving them an authentic medieval look, and their tops are fitted with buckles for easy attachment to a cuirass or breastplate. Their look has only been enhanced by their black metal finish. These tassets were originally designed for use with other pieces from the Georg armour set, but they can also be paired with any cuirass or breastplate that features the appropriate attachment points. The Blackened Georg Tassets make a fantastic addition to any suit of armour for LARPing and light reenactment.

Looking for the matching pieces to this armour? Create the complete look with our Blackened Georg Armour Set (OUTFIT-M52), which includes the Blackened Georg Tassets along with the other pieces of this armour set.

Please be aware that this armour is handmade, and it can be thicker than listed here. As such, it is intended mainly for costuming, light reenactment, and LARP.

When purchasing armour pieces, in order for the pieces to be compatible, it is best to stay within the brand.

Key Features:

• Displays a black metal finish
• Provides excellent defense to the legs
• Rivets along border add authentic medieval detailing
• Buckles allow for attachment to cuirass or breastplate
• Perfect for LARPing or light reenactment use

Materials:

• Made from 18-gauge steel

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 our guide on Taking Care of Steel Armour.