Gorget with Collar Burnished Zeughaus Metal Gorgets & Shoulders making them ideal for layering

making them ideal for layering beneath armor or wearing alone

Furthermore the helm has a Kienriemmen

It features front lacing adorned with captivating ringlets

Master shoemaker Stefan von der Heide provides information on materials and tools used in shoemaking in the Middle Ages in order to enable the reader to make different shoe and boot styles

or a rune-etched relic infused with ancient power

Gorget with Collar Burnished Zeughaus Metal Gorgets & Shoulders making them ideal for layeringCollar with stand up collar. The stand up collar protects the neck and neck, but is low enough to move the head without major restrictions. A very good compromise between protection and flexibility. ALL EDGES are crimped and have a thickness of about 4mm this makes the collar very safe and guaranteed, which is not endangered even in critical situations of the wearer. The collar is mainly used to attach the plate shoulders, but is also very decorative