Wool Chausses Bernulf Brown Women's Vests The bodice laces at the

The bodice laces at the sides as well as the center for maximum flexibility

This simple breastplate is a prime example of what was worn on the battlefield during this period - often combined with arms or mittens over gambeson and tabards – giving those warriors an extra layer of protection needed for survival

you can wield your weapon with confidence and precision

Take on the world with this tunic at your next medieval fair

one can tilt the upper body slightly forward

Wool Chausses Bernulf Brown Women's Vests The bodice laces at theChausses appeared in the European Middle Ages in the late 11th century and henceforth became established as legwear in Central and Western Europe. Their origin can possibly be found in Byzantium. What we know is that they were originally the fashion of the ruling class and from there, spread to the population. The tight chausses, which were always made of wool and could be seen both with and without an integrated foot part, henceforth determined the