$159.99
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These chainmail leggings, also known as chausses, are made from 9 mm, 16-gauge high-tensile steel rings, offering a strong yet flexible layer of protection for the legs. Fastened with 2 mm thick leather straps, they can be easily tied to a belt or arming garment, giving a secure and comfortable fit during movement.
Inspired by armor worn by medieval knights and soldiers between the 12th and 14th centuries, these leggings provided vital protection from cuts, strikes, and battlefield hazards. This faithful reproduction blends historical accuracy with everyday practicality, making it ideal for reenactments, LARP events, stage performances, and light combat use.
Uses
Reenactments: Authentic leg armor for knight and soldier outfits.
Stage & Film: Historically correct design, perfect for costumes and props.
LARP: Lightweight and flexible for long wear.
Combat & Training: Great for SCA or HEMA when worn with padding.
Advantages
9 mm 16-gauge rings: Strong, dense weave with real medieval proportions.
High-tensile steel: Tough and flexible, holds up under stress.
Butted construction: Lighter weight for comfort and longer wear.
2 mm leather straps: Secure fastening for stability and easy fitting.
Full leg coverage: Protects thighs down to ankles while allowing movement.
Care Instructions
Always store in a dry place to prevent rust.
After use, wipe clean with a soft, dry cloth; apply a light coat of oil for long storage.
Avoid direct contact with water or moisture.
Condition leather straps occasionally to keep them soft and durable.
Note
Each pair of Chainmail Leggings is handmade by skilled armorers using traditional methods. Small differences in ring closure or leatherwork are normal and add to the authentic handcrafted character of the armor.
These chainmail leggings, also known as chausses, are made from 9 mm, 16-gauge high-tensile steel rings, offering a strong yet flexible layer of protection for the legs. Fastened with 2 mm thick leather straps, they can be easily tied to a belt or arming garment, giving a secure and comfortable fit during movement.
Inspired by armor worn by medieval knights and soldiers between the 12th and 14th centuries, these leggings provided vital protection from cuts, strikes, and battlefield hazards. This faithful reproduction blends historical accuracy with everyday practicality, making it ideal for reenactments, LARP events, stage performances, and light combat use.
Uses
Reenactments: Authentic leg armor for knight and soldier outfits.
Stage & Film: Historically correct design, perfect for costumes and props.
LARP: Lightweight and flexible for long wear.
Combat & Training: Great for SCA or HEMA when worn with padding.
Advantages
9 mm 16-gauge rings: Strong, dense weave with real medieval proportions.
High-tensile steel: Tough and flexible, holds up under stress.
Butted construction: Lighter weight for comfort and longer wear.
2 mm leather straps: Secure fastening for stability and easy fitting.
Full leg coverage: Protects thighs down to ankles while allowing movement.
Care Instructions
Always store in a dry place to prevent rust.
After use, wipe clean with a soft, dry cloth; apply a light coat of oil for long storage.
Avoid direct contact with water or moisture.
Condition leather straps occasionally to keep them soft and durable.
Note
Each pair of Chainmail Leggings is handmade by skilled armorers using traditional methods. Small differences in ring closure or leatherwork are normal and add to the authentic handcrafted character of the armor.
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