Stainless Steel Cloak Clasp With Spiral Ends Buckle This style of 14th century

This style of 14th century transitional breastplate was worn with chainmail and was designed to protect the upper torso or chest before the development of full plate in the 15th century

Great for LARP

This arming doublet has no padding and is made from two layers of heavy cotton

18cm tall and 3cm in thickness

Stainless Steel Cloak Clasp With Spiral Ends Buckle This style of 14th centuryA decorative brooch or clasp perfect for closing cloaks, robes and gowns. The pin measures approximately 10cm long. The clasp has an internal diameter of 6. 5cm, external of 7. 5cm. It is made from stainless steel, making it highly resistant to corrosion and allowing it to last for years to come, event after event. This is a penannular style which is very easy to use. Pierce the cloth where you want your fibula to hold your cloak, then pass the pin