14th-15th Century Warrior Bracers – Steel Forearm Armor with Suede Lining

Inspired by real European armory from the 14th to 15th centuries, these medieval steel bracers echo the robust craftsmanship of historical warriors. Hand made from sturdy 16 gauge mild steel, their surface is polished for a clean, battle-ready appearance, while the interior is lined with soft genuine suede leather for superior comfort. The classic Type-E shape offers excellent forearm coverage, tapering naturally to allow easy wrist movement.

The Type-E bracer design traces back to the late 14th–15th century, favored for its flared lower edge that allowed better wrist articulation during swordplay. It was commonly worn by infantry and cavalry alike, offering essential protection without sacrificing mobility.

These bracers are fastened with adjustable leather straps and solid steel buckles, making them both reliable and size-flexible. Whether you are dressing for an event, curating historical gear, or preparing for live training, this pair delivers in both form and function.

CARE INSTRUCTIONS:

• After use, wipe dry with a soft cloth

• Apply a light coat of oil or wax to prevent rusting

• Store in a dry, moisture-free environment

• Keep leather straps supple with occasional leather conditioner

Note on Handmade Character:

Each pair is individually handcrafted, ensuring uniqueness. Minor variations in finish, rivet placement, or leather tone are part of the artisanal process.