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  • Mail House (Sigleleg) Chausses

    SKU: AH6823

  • Crusader Mail Shirt

    SKU: AH6821

    This mail shirt, worn over the head and covering the arms and complete upper body and thighs, recreates the classic Crusader-era hauberk. Battle-ready construction and full coverage suit a Crusader-era knight or man-at-arms impression. By this period, mail had become common enough that gauntlets, chausses, coifs and even sabatons could be combined into a full head-to-foot defence for those who could afford it.

  • Viking Dagged Mail Shirt

    SKU: AH6812

    A mail shirt with a distinctive 'dagged' (scalloped or notched) lower edge, worn over the torso and upper limbs — worth correcting directly here, since older listing copy for this item mistakenly called it a 'Dagger Shirt,' when 'dagged' actually refers to the decorative cut of its hem.

  • Celtic Mail Shirt

    SKU: AH6813

    Mail armour is widely believed to have originated with Celtic smiths, whose riveted-ring construction techniques were later adopted and refined by the Romans as the lorica hamata. This reproduction recreates a Celtic-style mail shirt, battle-ready and covering the torso and upper arms. A genuinely foundational piece of armour history, predating the Roman adoption of the same basic technology.

  • Bishop’s Mantle, Collar Style

    SKU: AH6824

    The bishop’s mantle is a mail mantle worn over the shoulders, its distinctive draped shape said to resemble ecclesiastical vestments, giving the piece its popular name. This collar-style version offers a shorter drape than a full camail, protecting the shoulders and upper chest. Battle-ready construction suits full-contact re-enactment combat.

  • Chainmail Collar

    SKU: AH6876

    This chainmail collar is worn around the neck, protecting the shoulders and upper chest. A compact alternative to a full camail or coif, offering targeted neck and shoulder coverage. Battle-ready construction suits full-contact re-enactment combat.

  • Chainmail Coif, Zigzag Pattern

    SKU: AH6852

    A coif is a mail hood, worn over the head to protect the scalp, neck and upper chest, one of the standard components of a knight’s mail defence. This version finishes the lower edge in a zigzag pattern, a decorative treatment seen on some surviving and depicted medieval mail garments. Battle-ready construction suits full-contact re-enactment combat.

  • Chainmail Lorica Hamata, Roman Mail Shirt

    SKU: AH6802

    The Romans used mail shirts, or lorica hamata, both with and without shoulder-doublet protection, generally worn by auxiliary troops during the Imperial period, though legionaries also made use of it. Mail is particularly effective as protection against slashing or blunt-weapon attacks, though somewhat less effective than the segmentata plate armour issued to legionary infantry. This reproduction recreates that Roman mail shirt, battle-ready and suited to full-contact re-enactment combat.

  • Roman Cavalry Gallic Mail Shirt

    Roman Cavalry Gallic Mail Shirt

    SKU: AH6805

    The Romans used mail shirts with and without shoulder-doublet protection, and this Gallic-pattern shirt recreates the style associated with Roman cavalry equipment. Mail is particularly good as protection against slashing or blunt-weapon attacks, valued by mounted troops who needed flexibility as much as coverage. Battle-ready construction suits full-contact re-enactment combat for a Roman cavalry impression.

  • Roman Centurion’s Mail Coat

    SKU: AH6803

    The Romans used mail shirts with and without shoulder-doublet protection, and this coat recreates the officer-grade version associated with the centurion. Mail is particularly good as protection against slashing or blunt-weapon attacks, though not as effective as the segmentata plate armour issued to legionary infantry. Battle-ready construction suits full-contact re-enactment combat for a centurion impression.

  • Chainmail Hauberk, 9mm Rings, Extra Large, Natural Finish

    SKU: AH3867MS.BT16G.9.XL.NT.HS

    Mail is a type of armour built from small metal rings linked together in a pattern to form a flexible mesh, historically one of the most enduring forms of body protection in the world. This hauberk covers the arms and complete upper body and thighs, sized Extra Large for bigger wearers. Built from 9mm rings in a natural steel finish, this piece is battle-ready and suited to full-contact re-enactment combat.

  • Chainmail Coif, 8mm Rings, Galvanized

    SKU: AH3855

    A coif is a mail hood, worn over the head to protect the scalp, neck and upper chest, one of the standard components of a knight’s mail defence. Built from 8mm rings with a galvanized finish for genuine rust resistance, this coif is battle-ready and suited to full-contact re-enactment combat. Worn alone or beneath a helmet, the coif completes the head protection of a full mail harness.

  • Crusader Mail Hauberk with Mail Mittens

    SKU: AH6822

    This full mail set includes mail mittens, or mitons, integrated with the hauberk to extend protection all the way down over the hands. Mail hand protection of this kind was one of the more advanced pieces of a Crusader-era knight’s mail defence, requiring genuine skill to construct for a wearer to retain hand function. Battle-ready construction suits full-contact re-enactment combat for a Crusader-era impression.

  • Norman Soldier’s Mail Coif

    SKU: AH6811

    This coif recreates the extended Norman-style mail hood with an additional mouth cover, giving a wearer facial protection beyond a standard coif’s coverage. Leather trim finishes the edge of the mouth cover, adding both durability and a comfortable edge against the skin. Battle-ready construction suits full-contact re-enactment combat for a Norman soldier impression, as depicted on sources such as the Bayeux Tapestry.

  • Chainmail Hauberk, 9mm Rings, Large, Black Finish

    SKU: AH3867MS.BT16G.9.L.BL.HS

    Mail is a type of armour built from small metal rings linked together in a pattern to form a flexible mesh, historically one of the most enduring forms of body protection in the world. This hauberk covers the arms and complete upper body and thighs, sized Large with a striking black finish. Built from 9mm rings, this piece is battle-ready and suited to full-contact re-enactment combat.

  • Chainmail Hauberk, 9mm Rings, Extra Large, Black Finish

    SKU: AH3867MS.BT16G.9.XL.BL.HS

    Mail is a type of armour built from small metal rings linked together in a pattern to form a flexible mesh, historically one of the most enduring forms of body protection in the world. This hauberk covers the arms and complete upper body and thighs, sized Extra Large with a striking black finish. Built from 9mm rings, this piece is battle-ready and suited to full-contact re-enactment combat.

  • Chainmail Hauberk, 9mm Rings, Extra Large, Galvanized

    SKU: AH3867MS.BT16G.9.XL.GV.HS

    Mail is a type of armour built from small metal rings linked together in a pattern to form a flexible mesh, historically one of the most enduring forms of body protection in the world. This hauberk covers the arms and complete upper body and thighs, sized Extra Large for bigger wearers. Built from 9mm rings with a galvanized finish for genuine rust resistance, this piece is battle-ready and suited to full-contact re-enactment combat.

  • Premium Chainmail Dagged Camail, 9mm Butted Rings

    SKU: AH6825

    A camail, or aventail, is a mail mantle worn over the head or hung from a helmet to protect the upper chest and shoulders, often referred to as a bishop’s mantle for its distinctive draped shape. This premium version finishes the lower edge with a dagged, or scalloped, cut, a decorative treatment common on higher-status medieval mail garments. Built from 9mm butted steel rings, this piece is battle-ready and suited to full-contact re-enactment combat.

  • Chainmail Hauberk, 9mm Rings, Large, Galvanized

    SKU: AH3867MS.BT16G.9.L.GV.HS

    Mail is a type of armour built from small metal rings linked together in a pattern to form a flexible mesh, historically one of the most enduring forms of body protection in the world. This hauberk covers the arms and complete upper body and thighs, worn pulled on over the head like a heavy shirt. Built from 9mm rings with a galvanized finish for genuine rust resistance, this piece is battle-ready and suited to full-contact re-enactment combat.

  • Chainmail Hauberk, 9mm Rings, Large, Natural Finish

    SKU: AH3867MS.BT16G.9.L.NT.HS

    Mail is a type of armour built from small metal rings linked together in a pattern to form a flexible mesh, historically one of the most enduring forms of body protection in the world. This hauberk covers the arms and complete upper body and thighs, worn pulled on over the head like a heavy shirt. Built from 9mm rings in a natural steel finish, this piece is battle-ready and suited to full-contact re-enactment combat.

  • Chainmail Gauntlets, Pair

    SKU: AH6175/A054

    Before plate hand armour developed, mail gloves offered the earliest widespread form of dedicated hand protection, extending the coverage of a mail hauberk down over the fingers. Woven from interlinked metal rings, mail gauntlets flexed naturally with the hand, offering good defence against cuts while sacrificing some protection against crushing blows compared to solid plate. This reproduction recreates that early mail hand protection as a matched pair, suited to an early-period or lightly armoured impression.

  • Chainmail Chausse (Single Leg)

    SKU: AH3871

    This chainmail sock, or chausse, is completely battle-ready and protects the full leg, following the medieval mail leg-armour tradition. Chausses formed part of the head-to-foot mail coverage that became achievable for wealthier knights by the era of the Crusades. Sold as a single leg piece; order a pair for full coverage.

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