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Category: Male clothing > arming garments



One quilted glove


One quilted glove

Century: XII, XIII, XIV, XV
One quilted glove. Medieval Market, quilted_glove

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One quilted glove - Medieval Market, quilted_glove
One quilted glove - Medieval Market,
One quilted glove - Medieval Market,
One quilted glove - Medieval Market,
One quilted glove - Medieval Market,
One quilted glove - Medieval Market,
One quilted glove - Medieval Market,


CODE Material Standard Price
PMLS0644LinenMixed 25.00 EUR
PMLS0645LinenMixed 25.00 EUR
PMLS0666LinenMixed 24.00 EUR
PMLS0667LinenMixed 25.00 EUR

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Single, left or right quilted combat glove. Dedicated for men during historical and LARP events. Worn together with gambeson and quilted legs.



Available in 2 options: standard or longer (~5 cm longer than standard version):
> PMLS0644 - standard LEFT glove
> PMLS0666 - standard RIGHT glove


> PMLS0645 - longer LEFT glove
> PMLS0667 - longer RIGHT glove


Unisize gloves.

Note - additionally, you can write your choice in 'additional information' box.



Gambesons
were a cheap protection for the fighting men in the Middle Ages, but only the poorest ones used only them as their single armour. For others they were a part of a complete protective armament, providing amortization of the hit and the protection of attritions from the armour. Among padded protective elements we can find: gambesons protecting the trunk and hands, padded gloves, padded coifs and separate hoses. They were sewn from layers of a fabric. In the 13th century gambesons were long and rather badly-fitted to the figure. They were usually put over the head and buttoned only near the neck. Later, with the development of other elements of the armour, gambesons were shorter and better fitted to the body. In the 14th and the 15th centuries they were usually buttoned at the front or laced up.

Gambeson stuffing/layering

Normally we use:
- linen first layer
- second strengthening layer (cotton)
- few layers of batting(for specific numbers, see description of the chosen quilted garment)
- linen lining

In all arming garments (quilted hood etc.), you can change the padding. Click on this picture to see different options of padding available in our shop:


If you decide to change the padding, please write the code of chosen padding (Y1-Y13) in the "additional information" box in one of the next steps of ordering.





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