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Medieval woolen gauntlets were a type of glove or hand protection made of wool that were used by soldiers for defense. They were also worn for decoration and status. In the 11th century, knights wore chain mail shirts with wide sleeves that reached to the elbow. In the 12th century, chain mail shirts with narrower sleeves began to be worn, and some had chain mail mittens or "muffs". In the early 14th century, armorers began to design fully articulated plate armor, including gauntlets made of overlapping plates of steel. The need for gauntlets declined as firearms made hand-to-hand combat less common.
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Material: Canvas Febric or Wool.
Available Color: Black, Brown, Natural, Blue, Yellow, Olive, Grey, Wine Red.
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