15th Century Arming Jacket
$117.00
Mercenaries, rogues, warriors, and more all know the importance of having padding like the 15th Century Arming Jacket under your armour. Made from cotton, this arming jacket has light padding. It comes in four colors and five sizes. The jacket features long sleeves and a short standing collar. It buttons up in front. At the bottom hem, the jacket has three rows of holes for attaching pieces of armour, not included. There are matching holes on the shoulders and upper arms. This arming jacket looks wonderful on a variety of characters. Wear the 15th Century Arming Jacket to a LARP event or reenactment.
This item is handmade, therefore, it may vary slightly from what is shown above.
Key Features:
- Comes in four colors
- Available in five sizes
- Holes for attaching armour, not included
- Has long sleeves and a short, standing collar
- Great for LARPing, reenacting, and more
Materials:
- Made from cotton
Care Instructions:
- Machine wash cold on low to avoid shrinking and color bleeding. Hang to dry. Do not machine dry.
| Chest | Waist | Sleeve Length | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Small | 44.5 inches | 40.2 inches | 23.8 inches |
| Medium | 45 inches | 42.1 inches | 24.2 inches |
| Large | 45.5 inches | 43.3 inches | 24.6 inches |
| X-Large | 48 inches | 44.5 inches | 25 inches |
| XX-Large | 49 inches | 46.5 inches | 25.4 inches |
2 reviews for 15th Century Arming Jacket
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Justus Bertoni (verified owner) –
This jacket looks and feels amazing! Though I have not actually worn it with any armour yet, I think it will work just fine. Note to anyone who is new to armour: remember that no arming jacket can hold up armour on its own. You will need to put your own leather arming points, which is not to hard to do. Overall, I could not be happier with this purchase. God bless! Ephesians 6:14
Evan Hammerlund (verified owner) –
This arming jacket performed very well this past weekend. I have had no issues attaching armor to it, and it is very comfortable. The cloth buttons secure everything closed, but are squishy enough for armor to sit overtop it.
The arms are a little stiff. This could be corrected with a redesign by adding elbow bends. This isn’t a deal breaker, but it will take a little bit of work to get everything broken in.
Please note, this is lighter, so you may need to order some additional padding for forearm armor.