Step into the battlefield with confidence and style with our Chainmail Gorget / Standard, a handcrafted piece of armor designed to protect the neck, throat, and shoulders while completing your medieval ensemble. Made with 9mm flat riveted rings reinforced with alternating solid flat rings, this gorget offers both strength and flexibility, ideal for stage combat, and theatrical productions.

Built from 17 gauge mild steel, the gorget provides durability without excessive weight, making it comfortable for extended wear. The natural polished finish gives it a classic medieval appearance, while the decorative brass-edged rings add a touch of elegance and contrast, setting it apart from plain chainmail standards.

Featuring a reinforced leather collar with adjustable buckle straps, this gorget stays securely in place during movement and combat scenarios. It can be worn on its own or paired with additional armor such as a gambeson, chainmail shirt, or plate harness for a complete medieval warrior look.

Favored by stage fighters, and medieval enthusiasts, this chainmail gorget is as functional as it is visually striking, ensuring authenticity on both the battlefield and the stage.

Care Instructions

Wipe dry with a cloth after each use to remove sweat and moisture.
Apply a thin coat of mineral or machine oil to prevent rust on the steel rings.
Brass edging can be polished to maintain shine.
Store in a dry place; avoid prolonged exposure to humidity.
For long-term storage, use a breathable cloth bag.

Note: Our chainmail is meticulously handcrafted, link by link, from thousands of interlinked rings, for exceptional historical accuracy, strength, and the unmistakable artistry of traditional techniques.

Because each piece is assembled entirely by hand using authentic methods, you may occasionally notice a rivet that sits slightly proud or feels subtly looser than others. These minor variations are a natural hallmark of genuine, artisan-made mail, just as they were in the Middle Ages and show the human care invested in every garment. Should adjustment ever be needed, it can be easily done using basic pliers and a spare ring, preserving both integrity and historical authenticity.