renaissance doublet geoffrey black

renaissance doublet geoffrey blackDoublets were extremely popular in the 16th century. Around this time, a leather jacket or vest was sometimes worn over the doublet. This type of doublet was worn from the first half of the 16th century onwards. The Tudor doublet is a close fitting upper garment in Renaissance style. It is well suited to noble costumes, musketeers, and pirates, but also for bards, jongleurs, and merchants. The decorative brass fastenings are hand cast, giving the

is a traditional European pole weapon

The sword is painted in a lifelike manner

1 mm thick

The holder is well-suited to almost all LARP swords and can be adjusted to the size of your cutlass

a popular fashion statement

which no honest man gives up but with life itself

and it is a fine early medieval model based on an original from Valsgärde

The vambraces are fastened by means of two belt buckles

as may also be observed in the Stuttgart Psalter

The wooden sword is particularly well-suited to sword training

This style is often called the “houndskull” or “pig-faced” bascinet

or with spring-loaded pins