Fighter Leather Armour

Armour on a budget hardly means that you have to sacrifice protection or looks. This Fighter Leather Armour is a fine choice of protection for any LARP warrior to wear, one that offers plenty of protection, as well as a rather distinctive look, too. Based loosely around the classic design of the medieval brigandine, this leather harness combines the modular look of a coat of plates with the lightness and versatility of leather. The harness consists of a duo of pieces, a front and a back, which are connected together via leather straps that loop over the shoulders and wrap around the midriff, leaving the arms free to move, while offering a superior level of protection. Because of this, the armour fits most chests easily and is sized about the midriff. The armour appears as several squares of leather, all riveted together to create all the protection that a warrior would need. The armour features plenty of buckles, making it rather adjustable, both around the shoulders and around the waist. It is crafted in 7-8 oz. leather, offered in black or brown. If you are a warrior on a budget, you need not despair if you find yourself lacking armour for your next LARP, because this Fighter Leather Armour is offered to you so that you can have the protection you need and the medieval style you desire all without having to break the bank!

Looking for the matching pieces to this armour? Create the complete look with our Fighter Leather Armour Set (ARMOUR-L20), which includes the Fighter Leather Armour along with the other pieces of this armour set.

Key Features:

• Reliable and stylish leather cuirass
• A Solid Accent to Costumes
• Great For Protection in a LARP Event
• Made Up of Several Riveted Leather Squares
• Features Highly Adjustable Buckle Straps
• Great Armour at a Low, Budget Friendly Price

Materials:

• Crafted from chrome-tanned split-leather
• Fittings and rivets are brass

Care Instructions:

• Remove dirt with a hard brush, then gently clean with leather soap and a soft, damp cloth. Remove soap with a separate damp cloth, then use a dry cloth to wipe away remaining water. Let dry naturally. Condition with oil or polish, then wipe with a final cloth to remove excess residue. For more information, check out our guide on How to Take Care of Leather Armour.