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Unveil the Era of Chainmail Armor

Embark on a journey back to the times when chainmail was the pinnacle of battlefield defense. Our collection of armure de cotte de mailles is designed with a keen eye for historical accuracy and the demands of modern reenactments and LARP adventures. From the clang of swords to the strategic defense in battle, our chainmail pieces are crafted to protect and impress.

Why Choose Our Chainmail?

• Diverse Selection: From lightweight aluminum for theatrics to high tensile steel for full-contact engagements, we cater to all needs.
• Ready-Made Convenience: Every piece of our chainmail armor is pre-assembled, requiring no additional work from you.
• Authentic Styles: Choose from butted, flattened, and riveted styles to match your specific historical period and functional requirements.

Complete Your Armor

Our chainmail inventory includes shirts, coifs, hauberks, and gauntlets, allowing you to assemble a full set of protective wear. Paired with our helmets and shields, you’ll be fully equipped for any historical reenactment or LARP event.

FAQs: Enhance Your Chainmail Knowledge

Q: Can I customize my chainmail piece? A: While our chainmail comes pre-made for convenience, we offer a range of sizes and styles to fit various needs. Customization may be available for certain items; please inquire for more details.

Q: What maintenance does chainmail require? A: Maintenance varies by material. Steel chainmail requires regular oiling to prevent rust, while aluminum is more low-maintenance. Detailed care instructions accompany each purchase.

Q: Is your chainmail suitable for historical reenactment? A: Absolutely. Our chainmail is crafted with historical accuracy in mind, suitable for both reenactment and LARP.

Q: How do I choose the right type of chainmail for me? A: Consider your activity type. Aluminum and aluminum-rubber blends are ideal for non-contact roles, while steel is better for reenactment or contact LARP. The choice between butted and riveted depends on your need for durability versus cost.