16e eeuwse gorget, 1.6 mm Traditionele en moderne recurvebogen It can be easily adapted

It can be easily adapted to the wearer's body shape by means of lacing on the sides

In history

Berets like this were worn during the 15th-17th century all over Europe

The original of this fibula was likely made in South-Germany and arrived in South-England via trade

The coat is designed in fantasy style and a great alternative for regular coats

16e eeuwse gorget, 1.6 mm Traditionele en moderne recurvebogen It can be easily adaptedThis gorget was a later development of the bevor. They were worn as a harness part between the cuirass and the helmet. This neck piece is a replica of an original from the 16th century. It consists of a breastplate and a backplate that can be attached to each other with leather straps. It is made of 1,6 mm thick steel and weighs 1,2 kg.