Gambeson Infantryman Of 12th-13th Centuries:

The Gambeson Infantryman of the 12th-13th Centuries provide great protection and craftsmanship. This is used as a piece of armor which is really necessary for a Medieval soldier. The padding under chain mail and plate armor is attached to the gambeson as an aid to the protection against the blunt forces. The gambeson was made for comfort and protection when used as an integral part of the kit of soldiers in the 12th and 13th centuries.

The Medieval reenactors and those just curious about how warriors of the Middle Ages trained will find this Gambeson to be a worthy possession. The Gambeson Infantryman worn was carried by infantrymen who often did not witness the contact of a battlefield in that really brutal environment. This Gambeson is made of good quality cotton canvas fabric with polyester padding to make it durable and authentic. It can be more than a realistic piece of armor for you to wear or use during reenactments. Ready to protect is an extra element in any medieval sleuthing collection.

KEY FEATURES:

► Material: Cotton Canvas or Linen Fabric + Polyester padding + Light cotton lining.

► Main Fabric: 100% Cotton Canvas Fabric or Linen Fabric.

► Padding: Polyester Padding inside.

► Closing on Neck.

► Available Sizes: XS to XXL.

► Available Canvas Colors: Black, Brown, Natural, Orange, Wine Red, Red, Blue, Olive, Yellow, Grey, White.

► Available Linen Colors: Black, Olive, Natural, Wine Red, Red, Orange, White.

► It is handmade this item may differ slightly from what is pictured above.

Finished product size chart is given below: