Bishop Collar With Leather Straps And Buckles.

Indulge in a Bishop's Collar with Leather Straps and Buckles.

Bishop's collar made of riveted round rings

The term bishop's collar refers to a collar made of chainmail that covers the neck, shoulders, and upper chest and back. It was particularly popular among 15th and 16th century mercenaries and is woven in a similar way to a chainmail hood. The name bishop's collar comes from its shape: the bishop's collar was cut very wide, so it closely resembled this chain mail armor.

The chain collars from ulfberth® are based on historical models. They are serrated along the edge. The neck area is riveted to a leather strip and can be adjusted using authentic brass straps and buckles from the late Middle Ages.

rrr chainmail: This chainmail consists of completely round rings with round rivet heads and has been galvanized. Each ring is riveted by hand. The braid is 4 in 1. We call this type of braid rrr (English = round r r ing r ring).
< br > Details:
- Round riveted rings with round rivet heads
- Completely covers the shoulders
- Serrated edge
- Inner diameter: approx. 9 mm
- Ring thickness: approx. 1 mm edge width
- Finish: galvanized
- Weight: approx. 3.5 kg

This is a product of ulfberth ®.

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