16th century doublet sea beggars watergeuzen black

16th century doublet sea beggars watergeuzen blackThe doublet is based on late 16th century originals depicted in Flemish, Dutch, Spanish, and English paintings. Doublets of this type were worn throughout Europe until the first half of the 17th century, and were particularly popular during the Dutch Eighty Years' War and the Dutch Golden Age. They were worn by both civilians and soldiers alike, and a matching leather vest was sometimes worn over them.

This leg armour has a thickness of 1

Constructed from a fibreglass core with a layer of durable foam

The helmet has

also known as the Spear of Destiny

Sallets of this kind emerged between 1450 and 1460 and were worn throughout Europe—particularly in Germany

The Kriegsmesser is a short LARP sword with a total length of 60 cm

they were also well-suited to wearing beneath armour

as it has a rounded tip and a battle-ready blunt blade (2

The leather half mask extends from the nose to the chin

durable beef leather

it features a brass buckle for fastening

woven in a 1-to-4 construction