Vaishir Turban

The Vaishir turban is made of fabric and thanks to its construction it is non-deformable through a solid and robust structure. It is made in one piece, so it doesn't require any preparation. It is also waterproof and highly resistant. The turban with proper use will not come apart. The sizes are adjusted due to the flexibility of their composition adjusting up or down in the sizing.

Rawblade is a B2B company focused on the world of medieval reenactment and LARP. Rawblade contributes to the market with their know-how of Spanish crafts, a long tradition of furs and leather, as well as steel. Inspired by the famous Toledo steel, Rawblade develops a set of armours and chainmails.

The human team behind Rawblade is formed from the experience acquired at EvilTailors, as well as the various platforms that have been integrated into its collective over time. The hard work, designs, and ideas that make up the Rawblade catalogue are the result of inspiration in the world of medieval fantasy that has accompanied them since childhood. We believe Rawblade offers a quality wardrobe at a very competitive price.

Rawblade attempts to use products and producers primarily from Spain. All their leather goods are made 100% in Spain adding the seal of quality to the crafts. Their foam creations, clothes, and steel are designed and made in Spain and India.

"Once you were in the hands of a Grand Vizier, you were dead. Grand Viziers were always scheming megalomaniacs. It was probably in the job description: 'Are you a devious, plotting, unreliable madman? Ah, good, then you can be my most trusted adviser.'"

- Terry Pratchett, Interesting Times

To be worn with the Persian Helmet, or on its own as protection from the sun.

Make a Statement

Epic Armoury’s Dark Red Persian Headband is cloth headwear inspired by the turbans of ancient Asia, designed to keep the sweat out of your face while looking particularly epic. Made of beautiful linen-like red crepé, we have crafted this headband so that it looks like it has been artfully bound and twisted--without the hassle of doing it yourself! There are two main layers of fabric to make this possible. First, there is an outer decorative layer that gives this headband its appearance and shape, with excess fabric hanging down the back of the neck. Attached beneath this outer layer, a comfortable crepé band sits against the forehead and keeps the decorative fabric in place.

Wearing the Persian Head Band is easy. Loop the included ties through the eyelets at the back of the band and tie them together, adjusting to fit around the crown of your own head or helmet. There is also a square sized hole in the front of the inner band designed to fit over the Persian Helmet’s nasal guard bolt.

A Simplified Turban

• Inspired by the traditional turban, but altered so it can be worn over a helmet
• Turbans have been used since ancient times, and are still used today
• Turban colours and styles have been used to depict a person’s religion, tribe, or status

Fear No One

Epic Armoury’s Polished Steel Persian Helmet is your solution for complete head protection. Inspired by ancient Asian armour, this helmet is made of 1 mm thick mild steel and features a tall bowled head with a pointed crest that has been capped with a decorative plate. A nasal guard extends up over the forehead and offers great protection to the face without limiting too much visibility, and it creates an impressive silhouette on the battlefield. It can be removed by loosening the front bolt.

A full chainmail aventail provides protection to both the neck and the face, and is hooked directly onto the helmet and around a strong band of metal that forms the two eye holes. These holes are wide for visibility! The chainmail is lined with leather around the eyes and in the front for comfort and to keep the links in place.

Secure the Persian Helmet by tightening the leather strap beneath the chin, keeping the helmet in place. An Off-White Persian Headband is included with your helmet, and can be strapped around the helmet’s crown and attached to the back using four holes in the metal.

Inspired by the Khula Khud

• An aventail is a veil of chainmail that attaches to the helmet and offers protection; it replaced the chainmail hood coif by the 14th century
• Khula Khuds were a type of helmet used by ancient western Asia, and included the use of an aventail
• Also very similar to a conical shaped Turban Helmet worn in the Ottoman Empire