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The holder for holding your sheathed holder. Sheath sold separately...

These padded bracers provide comfort! Worn underneath steel bracers your armour will be way "lighter" and more comfortable. The bracers are being closed by leather strings on your forearm. Sold in pairs.

A very simple loop for your LARP weapons. Designed for the "Leon" series. Left and Right is chosen from which side the holder is worn. For example, a weapon from a left side holder (meaning worn on the left side) would be drawn with...

The holder for holding your sheathed holder. Sheath sold separately...

These padded greaves provide comfort! Worn underneath steel greaves your armour will be way "lighter" and more comfortable. The greaves are being closed by leather strings on your calf. Sold in pairs.

A padded collar provides comfort when worn underneath a gorget or spaulders. In addition to that it can be worn in combination with any kind of shirt and increases the value of these costumes. A padded collar is a great add on to any...

The padded coif "Leopold" is, like a classic coif, fixed under the chin with two sturdy ribbons of cotton. Under a helmet, it gives this considerably more wearing comfort and protective effect. Of course, it can also be worn as a...

he Gambeson "Leopold" is classic cut and generously upholstered. This makes it excellent for the combination with a chain mail. It has short sleeves and is slotted on the back. Thus, it barely limits the mobility of its wearer and still...

These padded bracers  provide comfort! Worn underneath steel bracers your armour will be far more comfortable. The bracers are being closed by leather strings on your forearms. Sold in pairs.

You strike your Leonidas sword against your shield, shouting alongside your legionaries outside the gates of Syracuse. Inside, their people are filled with terror, deafened by your army’s trumpets and noise. Arrows rain down and you...

The lion stands for strength and valor. This patch is ideally suited to be affixed to shields, coats of arms or banners. The back is equipped with an ironing adhesive, so the patch can be easily fixed before sewing. The carrier material...