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Hand-crafted 16-gauge steel kettle hat helmet with liner and chin strap. Inspired by the 14th-century, for combat and display.
14th Century Kettle Hat Helmet : This is inspired by the iconic headgear worn in the 14th and 15th centuries, throughout the Hundred Years’ War. Widely used by archers, infantry, and pikemen, its wide brim protected soldiers from downward strikes, arrows and debris. This design shows the Medieval kettle hat style, also known historically as the Chapel-de-Fer.
Hand-crafted from 16-gauge mild steel, the helmet has a domed skull with riveted steel bands, an authentic hallmark of period originals. The broad, flared brim gives a complete 360° protection, making this 14th century kettle hat both functional and historically accurate.
Interior Liner & Comfort: Inside, the kettle hat helmet has a comfortable leather liner for extended wear with an adjustable chin strap. Whether used for combat, LARP events, or medieval displays, this gives both practicality and stability. The overall domed shape and riveted band design align closely with traditional kettle hat medieval helmets seen in surviving artifacts.
Historical Significance – The Chapel-de-Fer: Its wide brim made it valuable against ranged attacks and its open-face increased visibility and breathability. With time, the kettle hat adapted, but its defensive shape remained a constant feature in medieval armies.
CARE INSTRUCTIONS:
Note: Each helmet is individually made so variations in rivet placement, polishing, or liner naturally occur.
A: This helmet is inspired by kettle hats worn during the 14th and 15th centuries, in the Hundred Years’ War.
A: Chapel-de-Fer is the historical name for the medieval kettle hat. It means its chapel-like shape.
A: The helmet is made from 16-gauge mild steel, with a domed skull and riveted steel bands.
A: Yes. The broad, flared brim gives a 360-degree protection against downward strikes, debris and projectiles.
A: Yes. The interior includes a leather liner and an adjustable chin strap, for comfort and secure fit.
A: Yes. This kettle hat helmet is suitable for LARP, reenactment, training, or medieval displays, based on event safety rules.
A: No. The face remains open for visibility and breathability, the domed skull and wide brim give effective head protection.
A: No. Each helmet is individually made, so variations in rivet placement, finish, or liner details are natural.
14th Century Kettle Hat Helmet : This is inspired by the iconic headgear worn in the 14th and 15th centuries, throughout the Hundred Years’ War. Widely used by archers, infantry, and pikemen, its wide brim protected soldiers from downward strikes, arrows and debris. This design shows the Medieval kettle hat style, also known historically as the Chapel-de-Fer.
Hand-crafted from 16-gauge mild steel, the helmet has a domed skull with riveted steel bands, an authentic hallmark of period originals. The broad, flared brim gives a complete 360° protection, making this 14th century kettle hat both functional and historically accurate.
Interior Liner & Comfort: Inside, the kettle hat helmet has a comfortable leather liner for extended wear with an adjustable chin strap. Whether used for combat, LARP events, or medieval displays, this gives both practicality and stability. The overall domed shape and riveted band design align closely with traditional kettle hat medieval helmets seen in surviving artifacts.
Historical Significance – The Chapel-de-Fer: Its wide brim made it valuable against ranged attacks and its open-face increased visibility and breathability. With time, the kettle hat adapted, but its defensive shape remained a constant feature in medieval armies.
CARE INSTRUCTIONS:
Note: Each helmet is individually made so variations in rivet placement, polishing, or liner naturally occur.
A: This helmet is inspired by kettle hats worn during the 14th and 15th centuries, in the Hundred Years’ War.
A: Chapel-de-Fer is the historical name for the medieval kettle hat. It means its chapel-like shape.
A: The helmet is made from 16-gauge mild steel, with a domed skull and riveted steel bands.
A: Yes. The broad, flared brim gives a 360-degree protection against downward strikes, debris and projectiles.
A: Yes. The interior includes a leather liner and an adjustable chin strap, for comfort and secure fit.
A: Yes. This kettle hat helmet is suitable for LARP, reenactment, training, or medieval displays, based on event safety rules.
A: No. The face remains open for visibility and breathability, the domed skull and wide brim give effective head protection.
A: No. Each helmet is individually made, so variations in rivet placement, finish, or liner details are natural.
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