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●BEST FIT: Refer to the size chart to find a perfectly matching Gambeson coat for yourself.
●MATERIAL The Gambeson coat is made of high quality cotton fabrics. It has raw cotton pads and cotton linen for added comfort, breathability and durability.
●In our gambeson body: does not overheat during active training and tournaments. Our Gambesons are designed for active combat. Our workshop has the ability to make your Gambeson taking into account all your requirements.
●International products have separate terms, are sold from abroad and may differ from local products, including fit, age ratings, and language of product, labeling or instructions.
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Description
Its Middle Ages offer a wide range of individual sizes, colours, patterns, various cloths such as wool, cotton, linen, leather or all combined with different padding/cushions as standard properly padded arming gambeson/aketon want to wear under steel plate or chain mail armor. Comfortable to wear. The elbow pads are inside with another ancient medieval horn/bone/wooden button, fabric covered buttons.
This amazingly flexible and comfortable gambeson or aceton jacket armor can be worn at theatrical performances, movie costumes and at various festivals. It can be used as a birthday or anniversary gift for people interested in archery, armor, etc.
About Product A Gambeson (also known as Aketon, Padded Jack, Pourpoint or Arming Doublet) is a padded protective jacket worn separately as armor or paired with post or shield armor. Gambesons were made using a sewing technique called quilting. They were usually made from cotton, linen or wool.
The filling is varied and could be used as an old cloth or cotton cloth or cotton blend during the 14th century. Illustrations usually show buttons or lacing on the front.
An arming double (also aketon) worn under armor, especially plate armor of the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries in Europe, contains waffle points for attaching plates. Examples from the 15th century may include shipping casting kits or heavy fabric padding sewn into the elbows and armpits to protect the wearer in places not covered by a shield. Thank you for your medieval! !