Late Medieval Gambeson 14th,15th Century

Description

Late-medieval Gambeson 14th,15th century:

Introducing our Late medieval Gambeson, a meticulously crafted piece of armor that embodies the essence of the 14th and 15th centuries. This aketon is designed to provide optimal protection and comfort, featuring multiple layers of padded fabric that effectively absorb and distribute impact. Its authentic design the intricate stitching and attention to detail that was characteristic of the late-medieval era. The pourpoint is tailored to fit snugly, allowing for ease of movement while ensuring maximum protection. Whether you are a historical reenactor, a collector, or simply appreciate the beauty of medieval craftsmanship, our Late-medieval Gambeson is a must-have addition to your collection.

KEY FEATURES:

► Material: 100% Cotton Canvas Fabric + Polyester padding + Light cotton lining.
► Main Fabric: 100% Cotton Canvas Fabric.
► Lining: Light Cotton Lining for comfortable feel. Color can be same as main fabric or different depending on availability.
► Padding: Polyester Padding inside.
► Front Closing: Cotton Strings .
► Available Sizes: XS to XXL.
► Available Colors: Black, Brown, Natural, Blue, Olive, Wine Red, Light grey And Yellow.
► It is handmade this item may differ slightly from what is pictured above.

Finished product size chart is given below:

Late Medieval Gambeson 14th-15th Century Padded Armor for Reenactments

The late medieval gambeson is a well-crafted piece of costuming made to closely represent the protective armor that could be worn during the late Middle Ages. This gambeson was an extremely important part of armor for soldiers and knights. This aketon aid padding and comfort under the outer plate or chainmail armor. These gambesons was worn throughout battles in the 14th century and into the 15th century and it protected the warrior from impact injuries caused by sword strikes and blunt force trauma.

This late 14th century gambeson was furnished with thick and quilted layers. The very hallmark of that period. These gambesons late 14th had been usually worn as a sole armor piece or under greater plates serving mobility as well as defense. This armor would improve during the 15th century becoming somewhat more sophisticated in stitching and fit, thereby adding to both comfort and durability.

The medieval gambesons are manufactured by the traditional methods involving high quality materials to ensure they resemble how their ancient counterparts could be. The gambeson 14th century sometimes used linen or wool and padded with layers of cotton or other soft materials to cushion the wearer. This garment would play a crucial role protecting the soldiers when they actually met in combat as not all combatants donned armor made of metal or chainmail.