This list identifies various pieces of body armour worn from the medieval to early modern period in the Western world, mostly plate but some mail armour, arranged by the part of body that is protected and roughly by date.

Here you can purchase original ArmStreet costume and even order custom dress, functional armor, SCA plate and lamellar armor, LARP armor, fantasy armor, great medieval boots and handmade shoes, huge waterproof tents and a number of accessories

In our store you can order armour and padding for armored combat: HMB, IMCF, SCA, LARP and reenactment. Equip yourself with quality armor.

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Medieval Armour has all your armour needs for the renaissance fairs or medieval re-enactments. We carry high quality battle-ready and functional leather armour, steel armour, chainmail armour, helmets, and shields.

We have a great selection of full armor sets - from lamellar and laminar Eastern kits and early Old Norse leather suits to SCA's favorite XIV and XV century Western knights armour. We have both fantasy and historically accurate kits and are mostly focused on functional sword-fighting gear, primarily SCA oriented and fantasy LARP stuff.

Dark Knight Armoury has the finest custom armor around! We design custom, hand-crafted legal armour for SCA and live action role-playing events. Our leather armour will provide protection for you in role-playing events or make you that unique person at a medieval faire.

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Our leather arm armor comes primarily in two grades, either 13-15 oz leather or 7-8 oz leather with some variations that fall in-between. 13-15 oz leather is armor grade leather, while 7-8 oz leather is thinner and more suited for LARPing events or theatrical wear.

The middle ages arm armor evolved from simple thick leather cuff bracers to plate armour thoughtfully shaped, richly decorated and complemented with functional extras such as besagew or folded edges aimed to change the direction of enemy blows.