Chainmail Hauberk 9mm Dome Riveted with Flat Solid Rings

This Chainmail Hauberk is constructed from 9mm dome-riveted round rings, with alternating flat solid rings, which makes it a strong and reliable form of dome riveted chainmail.

With 18 gauge mild steel, this chainmail hauberk gives an excellent balance between protection and flexibility. The tight 9 mm ring size ensures a dense weave that distributes impact efficiently and also gives natural movement. This makes the armor comfortable for long hours of wear.

Traditional 4-in-1 Chainmail : The hauberk is handcrafted in the European 4-in-1 weave, where each ring interlocks with four others. The combination of riveted and solid rings shows historically accurate armor construction.

Blackened Finish for Authentic Appearance: The blackened finish reduces glare and slows rusting. This darker color gives the armor a rugged, battle-worn look while also making it especially suitable for film, theater, and photography.

This chainmail armor provides coverage to the torso, full arms, and upper thighs, and gives reliable protection with mobility.

Specifications:

• Ring Type: Dome riveted round rings with alternating flat solid rings

• Ring Size: 9 mm internal diameter

• Material: 18 gauge mild steel

CARE INSTRUCTIONS:

• Dry and clean properly after each use

• Wipe with a soft cloth

• Apply light after use or occasionally oil to maintain finish

• Store in a dry, well-ventilated place

• Avoid moisture or humidity

Note: Our chainmail is meticulously handcrafted, link by link, from thousands of interlinked rings, delivering exceptional historical accuracy, strength, and unmistakable artistry of traditional methods.
As each piece is assembled entirely by hand, you may occasionally notice a rivet that sits slightly proud, feels subtly looser than others, or even a missing ring. Such small variations are a natural hallmark of genuine, artisan-made mail, just as in the Middle Ages, and reflect the human care invested. Any adjustment, if desired, can be easily made using basic pliers and a spare ring, preserving both integrity and historical authenticity.