Medieval Bevor 15th Century Throat and Lower Face Protection

Medieval Bevor 15th Century Throat and Lower Face Protection

Inspired by the evolution of battlefield tactics in the late Middle Ages, this

Medieval Bevor

offers both

historical accuracy and solid protection

As the need for defense of the face and throat intensified in the 15th century, the bevor became an essential piece of plate armor, typically worn with open helmets such as the sallet.

This faithfully recreated piece is made of

18 gauge mild steel

Hand-shaped and polished to achieve a lustrous finish. The

hinged top plate

can be raised to facilitate breathing, speech, or tactical advantage, while the

ventilation holes

They mimic period-specific craftsmanship, allowing for both airflow and a striking visual aesthetic.

With leather straps

leather straps

and hardware

steel fittings

This armor guarantees a reliable fit for different types of armor. It fits comfortably over a padded doublet or chain mail, integrating perfectly into any late medieval armor set.

Whether worn for live steel practice, displayed in a historical collection, or shown at themed photoshoots and medieval gatherings, this outfit offers both

style and substance

• a true tribute to chivalrous endurance.

CARE INSTRUCTIONS:

Always dry it well after use.

to prevent rust

Apply a light layer of oil

(such as machine oil) to preserve the steel.

Store in a dry place

away from moisture

Do not soak or wash with harsh chemicals

• use a soft cloth for cleaning

For long-term storage

wrap in cotton or muslin

to avoid scratches

NOTE:

This article is

individually handmade

and there may be slight variations in polish, symmetry or size.

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