gothic pauldrons with roundels Griekse jurken It is well-suited to combining

It is well-suited to combining with other armour parts

They are a replica of the well-known 14th century plate armour "Churburg #13 Harnas"

This design creates a stronger and more rigid construction than the smaller

The Pollard has no buttons at the legs

so they may be taken with you at any time and stored safely

gothic pauldrons with roundels Griekse jurken It is well-suited to combiningThe later Gothic style (14401500) featured sharp, richly decorated forms. These armours followed Burgundian fashion, with a breastplate that ended high on the thighs, similar to how the fashionable doublet was worn. Chainmail voiders and a chainmail skirt were worn in place of a full hauberk, combined with long, pointed sabatons. This type of armour was often paired with a sallet and bevor, though gorgets and kettle hats were also employed. Gothic