European Breastplate or Breastplate II From the 15th Century

Not only in battle, but also on the court or at social events, a breastplate is an interesting accessory for nobles, soldiers or knights. During the 15th century, the use of plate armour is becoming common, so the breastplate becomes a necessity for period reenactment. This German-style breastplate could be used anywhere in Europe during the years 1450 to 1500. Combined with arm and leg armour, it makes a very nice composition for a heavy infantryman.

Specs:

Length: 64 cm;
Width: 48 cm;
Material: carbon steel;
Maximum chest circumference: 120-130 cm;

Brass buckles.

Includes gorget buckle.

Armor made of 1.6mm steel. The thickness of the steel may vary due to the artisanal methods used in its manufacture. The steel is untreated and may have rust. To protect the steel, you can rub it with mineral or synthetic oil.

Returns will not be accepted due to these issues.