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Historical Collections and Faithful Reconstructions In our selection of Armors you will find historical collections that respect period methods and finishes, ideal for reenactments, museums and collectors. We offer everything from a Gothic cuirass in steel with breastplate and backplate from the 15th century to... Historical Collections and Faithful Reconstructions In our selection of Armors you will find historical collections that respect period methods and finishes, ideal for reenactments, museums...

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Historical Collections and Faithful Reconstructions

In our selection of Armors you will find historical collections that respect period methods and finishes, ideal for reenactments, museums and collectors. We offer everything from a Gothic cuirass in steel with breastplate and backplate from the 15th century to specific pieces such as the Roman Support Cavalry Helmet or the Spanish Morion Helmet (16th–17th C.), all designed to provide authenticity. In addition, the pieces are complemented with essential elements such as breastplates and backplates, gorgets and greaves, and to complete the set you can find knee guards and gauntlets in finishes that combine aesthetics and protection. If you are looking for a complete set, we have packs such as the Medieval Infantry Set, Gambeson and Helmet or the Shoulder Plates and Gorget Armor Pack (black finish), prepared for recreational use and display. Buy now and secure pieces that respect historical proportions and materials, with the quality needed both for exhibition and for use in high-realism events.

Decorative armors also have their place within our historical collections: polished pieces and blackened finishes that imitate the passage of time without sacrificing robustness. In this section you will find auxiliary elements such as besagues and elbow cops that improve mobility while maintaining traditional aesthetics. For those who want a complete look, we offer combinations with pauldrons, tassets and skirt plates that recreate the warrior silhouette of the corresponding period. Additionally, materials and thicknesses are selected with durability and ease of maintenance in mind: from smooth breastplates to Gothic cuirasses, each piece has been worked to offer a balance between presentation and resistance. Buy now and outfit your historical presentation with pieces that speak of authenticity and detail.

Fantasy and LARP: armors that tell stories

For fantasy projects, theatre or LARP, our Armors combine spectacular aesthetics with functional ergonomics. Polished-finish fantasy pauldrons (20-gauge), the Black Tournament Armour or sets designed for children such as the Complete Armor Set for Children model Tobi, black, are perfect for creating memorable characters. We also carry recreational vambraces and gauntlets, as well as lightweight pieces like the 36 cm latex buckler for LARP, for those who need mobility without sacrificing visual impact. The catalog mixes options inspired by contemporary sagas and medieval imaginaries: from epic designs like the Gothic Cuirass to reinterpretations of video game universes — for example, the Link Shield from The Legend of Zelda (63 x 45.5 cm). Buy now to outfit your group and ensure each piece adds coherence and spectacle to your staged battles.

The fantasy pieces include practical solutions: breastplates and backplates with cuts adapted for greater mobility, shields with powerful visual finishes and pauldrons that facilitate the assembly of complex costumes. We also offer accessories inspired by warrior traditions such as greaves and shields that, in display versions, maintain the aesthetic without increasing weight. The combinations allow recreation of everything from light skirmishers to heavy knights; for example, the Rogue Breastplate model Explorer, without pauldrons, is ideal for agile characters, while the Battle Skirt Armor model Tenebra provides a robust look for fantasy campaigns. Buy now and customize your story with pieces suitable for simulated combat, events and photoshoots, all designed to withstand continued use in reenactments and shows.

Protection and articulation: breastplates, gorgets and essential complements

Proper articulation and protection of the torso and neck is key in any Armor ensemble. In our store you will find options such as a smooth breastplate for armor, the Medieval Amazona Breastplate model Mina with blackened finish and a Medieval Gorget in steel (1.2 mm), designed to provide safety and aesthetic. Breastplates and backplates combine with gorgets and pauldrons to ensure that loads and blows are distributed properly, while tassets and skirt plates help protect the body's sides without limiting movement. We also offer models prepared for stage use and for display, including polished or blackened finishes according to the setting you seek. Buy now and complete your armor with pieces that prioritize ergonomics and style.

Beyond torso protection, integration with the rest of the armor is essential: besagues and elbow cops ensure the correct junction between breastplates and vambraces, while gauntlets and mittens offer protection for hands and fingers without losing dexterity. If your set requires leg mobility, you will find options such as the Thigh Guard and Medieval Knee Guard model Markward, dark steel, which combine with greaves for complete defense. Material selection and anchoring points are designed with fit and durability in mind, with leather straps on pieces like medieval roundels in steel with leather straps that facilitate adaptation to the individual body. Buy now and obtain a coherent, modular protection system for your needs.

Shields, skirts and light armors for every purpose

Shields and mail skirts are fundamental elements to complete any Armor ensemble. We offer everything from the Norman Kite Shield to pop-inspired shields like the Link Shield, and customizable steel alternatives such as the Customizable Medieval Round Shield in white steel. For waist and leg protection, the Medieval Mail Skirt model Richard in steel finish, the Medieval Mail Skirt with 9 mm round rings and the Battle Skirt Armor model Tenebra in brown provide options according to the degree of mobility and coverage desired. We also handle lightweight and practical options like the Medieval Mail Skirt and the Medieval Mail Skirt with round rings, which combine with breastplates and pauldrons to offer coherent protection. Buy now and find the balance between protection, weight and aesthetics.

Shields and limb complements require careful selection: greaves and knee guards combine with tassets to protect from the shin to the feet, while vambraces and elbow cops cover the elbow joint. Specific pieces such as Noble Medieval Pauldrons, Epic Armoury or Medieval Pauldrons with sword-breaker design in dark finish elevate aesthetics without losing functionality. We also offer options for historical reenactment and fantasy settings, with materials ranging from worked steel to latex and lighter steels, always attentive to comfort and cohesion of the set. Buy now and assemble your complete kit with guidance on compatibility and styles.

Selection, sizing and maintenance to preserve your armors

Choosing the correct size and keeping Armors in good condition ensures their longevity. We recommend checking torso, neck and limb measurements before selecting pieces such as breastplates and backplates, greaves and knee guards, or complete sets like the Medieval Infantry Set. For steel pieces, such as the Gothic Cuirass or the Thigh Guard and Medieval Knee Guard model Markward, it is important to apply preventive treatments against corrosion and regularly inspect leather straps and anchoring points. For blackened or polished finishes, gentle care maintains the finish and prevents premature wear. Buy now and make sure to receive maintenance instructions with each order to preserve the appearance and functionality of your Armors.

Beyond physical maintenance, it is important to consider use: for LARP and active reenactment, prioritize pieces with reinforced straps and finishes that tolerate repeated impacts; for display, look for refined finishes such as the blackened finish of the Medieval King Helmet with Crown model Kaldor. Combinations between breastplates and backplates, pauldrons and gorgets should be checked periodically to avoid looseness; besagues and elbow cops add mobility but require fine adjustment. If you have mixed pieces — for example, a smooth breastplate with mail skirt faulds — inspect connection and anchoring points to ensure an appropriate balance between protection and freedom of movement. Buy now and equip your Armors with conservation practices that extend their useful life and preserve their aesthetic value.


What types of materials are used in the Armors in your catalog and how do they affect use?

Our catalog includes forged and treated steel, reinforced leather, mail pieces and synthetic elements for LARP. Steel offers greater protection and authentic aesthetics for reenactment or display; leather provides lightness and flexibility ideal for pieces like greaves or light breastplates. Mail and ringed pieces offer a balance between mobility and defense, while synthetic or latex materials are used in bucklers and shields for events where safety and reduced weight are paramount. Each material determines maintenance, weight and recommended use, so choose according to the purpose: display, historical reenactment or LARP.

How do I select the correct size for Breastplates and Backplates in these Armors?

To select the correct size, measure chest circumference at its widest point, torso length from the base of the neck to the waist and consider shoulder and arm mobility. In each product description we indicate specific sizes and fitting recommendations, as well as whether the piece allows adjustment with straps or fastenings. If you are between two sizes, the larger one is usually recommended to allow for layers of clothing or a gambeson underneath; in cases of a tight fit, verify that the breastplate does not restrict breathing or arm movement when wielding a simulated weapon.

Are pieces compatible between historical and fantasy collections within Armors?

Yes, many pieces are modular and compatible: breastplates and backplates with standard fastenings, pauldrons with adjustable straps and greaves with common attachments allow combinations between collections. However, differences in design and proportions may require adaptations: for example, a Gothic cuirass designed for a specific silhouette may need additional straps to combine with fantasy pauldrons. Check technical sheets to verify attachment points and compatibility; in our online store you will find guidance on how to combine pieces and suggestions for sets that work well together.

What maintenance do you recommend for steel pieces and blackened finishes?

For steel pieces, regular cleaning with a dry cloth and occasional application of anti-corrosion oil are essential, avoiding prolonged humidity. For blackened finishes, use specific products and soft cloths so as not to remove the surface treatment; in case of dents or scratches, repair quickly to prevent localized corrosion. Check leather straps and rivets, conditioning the leather with appropriate products. Proper maintenance prolongs useful life and preserves the aesthetic appearance of the Armors, especially if used outdoors or in events with sweat and dust.

What options do you offer for children's and recreational armors in the Armors category?

We offer safe, adapted proposals for children, such as the Complete Armor Set for Children model Tobi, black, which prioritizes lightness, comfort and safe finishes for play and event use. These pieces usually employ lighter materials and soft edges to reduce risks while maintaining a striking aesthetic. For children’s reenactments we recommend combining them with additional protection and supervision during simulated combat activities. Our online store details recommended ages and safety features for each model.

What are the differences between a mail skirt and a battle skirt armor in terms of mobility and protection?

A mail skirt offers protection against cuts and punctures with good mobility thanks to the flexible ring structure, ideal for combats requiring leg freedom. The battle skirt armor, depending on the design, can offer greater rigidity and protection against lateral impacts, although it may restrict mobility somewhat more. The choice depends on the type of use: for LARP and dynamic reenactment mail is preferable; for exhibition or high-realism scenography, a battle skirt with rigid plates provides a more solid appearance.


Ready to gear up? Discover our selection of historical and fantasy Armors: breastplates, pauldrons, greaves and shields. Buy authentic pieces now, ready for LARP or display. Outfit your next adventure with quality and style in our online store.

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