Roman Lorica Segmentata - Mild Steel and Brass Breastplate

Roman Lorica Segmentata - Mild Steel and Brass Breastplate

This Roman Lorica Segmentata is a detailed and functional reproduction of the iconic segmented armour worn by legionaries during the 1st to 3rd centuries AD. Inspired by the Newstead type unearthed in Scotland, it features all the distinctive elements, such as the wide overlapping shoulder guards, horizontal torso bands (girth hoops) and traditional pectoral cord, which characterise both its historical accuracy and visual appeal.

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20 gauge mild steel

Segmented plates offer mobility and strength while maintaining a manageable weight for extended use. Complex

22 gauge brass

and hand-riveted details highlight the craftsmanship of Roman armor and hand-riveted details highlight the craftsmanship of Roman armor. Integrated leather straps ensure a secure and customizable fit. Designed for realistic use, this cuirass is perfect for Roman reenactors, participants, and theatrical productions. Whether worn over a tunic for an immersive reenactment or proudly displayed as a collector's item, this Lorica Segmentata offers an imposing presence.

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