Product description
14th and 15th century armour leaves an opening at the armpit, between the cuirass and the shoulder pieces. From the beginning of the 14th century, mail sleeves and voiders were therefore developed. The voiders ensure that one need not wear a full mail haubergeon beneath the armour to avoid these weak spots. These voiders are based on 15th century images.
These voiders are attached to one another. They are put on in the manner of a half coat of mail. If necessary, they may also be attached to the arming jacket or gambeson. Alternatively, a textile inlay may be provided by the wearer.
Product details
Product details:
Material: carbon steel;
Inner diameter: 9 mm;
Construction: 4:1;
Type: riveted, flat rings, round rivets;
Steel thickness: 1.3 mm
