hauberk with mid length sleeves bronzed 8 mm Size:XL The oldest known archaeological example

The oldest known archaeological example of a wax tablet dates to the 7th century BCE

It is made of 100% cotton canvas of 425 g/m2

Arming doublets were worn under plate armor from the 15th century onward

The arrows have a glass fibre shaft

The Thors hammer motive from Schonen (Sweden) is depicted in the leather

hauberk with mid length sleeves bronzed 8 mm Size:XL The oldest known archaeological exampleThis hauberk is made of 1,6 mm thick bronzed butted round rings with an inner diameter of 8 mm. The rings are handwoven four in one. The hauberk has mid length sleeves and reaches just over the hip. It is available in the sizes M, L and XL. The chest circumference is measured including a gambeson (subarmalis). Short chainmail shirts like these were worn by Vikings and others in the early Middle Ages. They remained in use until the 11th century and