Medieval Milanese Gauntlets - Suede Lining

Medieval Milanese Tournament Gauntlets, 16 Gauge Knight's Handguard Armor with Suede Lining for Combat and LARP

Put yourself in the shoes of a real 15th century warrior with our

Medieval Milanese knight's gauntlets for tournaments

Inspired by the iconic armor worn by Italian knights in the late Middle Ages. Designed to

authenticity, durability and comfort

These gauntlets are perfect for historically themed events, live action role-playing (LARP), stage combat, or as a premium display piece for your armor collection.

These mittens were the choice

in the toughest tournaments

In the late 14th and 15th centuries, they offered unparalleled defense for the hands while allowing for functional grip and flexibility. The segmented wrist guards and wide knuckle plates ensure mobility without compromising safety.

Ideal for:

Medieval and Renaissance themes

LARP and fantasy costumes

Stage combat and film production

Armor collectors and museum exhibits

Care instructions:

Cleaning after use:

After use, gently wipe the steel surfaces with a soft, dry cloth to remove

fingerprints, dirt and moisture.

This prevents surface corrosion.

For tougher marks, use a slightly damp cloth and dry thoroughly immediately.

Rust prevention:

Apply a thin, even layer of

light machine oil or armor preservation oil

to all metal parts after cleaning. Be sure to apply oil around rivets, hinges, and any overlapping plates where moisture can hide.

Leather Care:

Suede lining should be kept dry. If it gets wet, let it air dry naturally and avoid direct sunlight or heat sources, which can crack the leather. Occasionally, condition the leather with a

pH balanced leather conditioner

to keep it flexible.

Storage:

Store the gloves in a

a dry and slightly humid environment

Avoid damp basements or overly warm attics. Use a breathable cloth bag (like the included Lord of Battles drawstring bag) instead of a sealed plastic bag to allow air circulation and prevent moisture buildup.

Long-term care:

If your gauntlets are going to be stored for long periods, check them periodically for any signs of tarnish or rust and re-oil if necessary.

By following these steps, not only

you will extend the life of your armor

but will also retain its historical beauty.

tournaments or to display it

whenever.

Note:

Each pair is

handmade by expert gunsmiths

Therefore, it is normal for slight variations in the finish, rivets, or leatherwork to occur.

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