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

Description

These Medieval Steel Bracers are built to combine authentic style with practical protection, echoing armor designs used by 14th–15th century European warriors.

Made from 16 gauge mild steel, each bracer is polished to a clean, battle-ready finish. The inside is lined with genuine suede leather, providing comfort and reducing skin irritation during extended wear.

The Type-E design, with its flared lower edge, offers strong protection for the forearm while allowing natural wrist movement—an essential feature for swordplay and mounted combat. This style was widely used by both infantry and cavalry during the late Middle Ages.

Secured with adjustable leather straps and steel buckles, these bracers are reliable, easy to fit, and versatile enough for LARP, HEMA training, stage performance, or display collections.

Care Instructions

• Wipe dry with a soft cloth after use

• Apply light oil or wax to prevent rust

• Store in a dry place away from humidity

• Condition leather straps occasionally to maintain flexibility

Note on Craftsmanship

Each pair of bracers is individually handmade. Small variations in finish, rivet placement, or leather tone are natural.