Chausses Brandolf Brown Makeup Any knight worth his salt

Any knight worth his salt would have used gauntlets to protect his fingers

We have based the dress on the models of the bathmaids' undergarments from the Wenceslas Bible

Using full-grain leather with a vegetable-tanned finish

the mobility of the wearer and thus the wearing comfort is increased

Featuring a notched and worn 98 cm blade with a long ridge and a decorated ricasso

Chausses Brandolf Brown Makeup Any knight worth his saltOur Chausses Brandolf are made of sturdy cotton. Chausses 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 chaussesb which were always made of wool and could be seen both with and without an