Late Medieval Elegant Steel Gorget
A knightly touch of elegance and defense—this late medieval steel gorget features riveted brass accents, roped edges, and articulated plates, offering both noble flair and practical protection. Perfect for tournaments, LARP, or reenactments.
This late medieval gorget is a perfect fusion of function and refinement, embodying the knightly ideals of grace and defense. It is crafted from durable 16-gauge mild steel and designed to offer sturdy protection for the neck and upper chest. The front and back plates are articulated for comfort and mobility, joined on the right side by a secure steel buckle.
Elegant brass and steel rivets add visual depth, while rolled and roped edges speak to the attention to detail found in highborn armor. While it does not feature straps for mounting pauldrons directly, it pairs beautifully with shoulder armor that attaches independently or with a separate harness system.
Whether you’re stepping onto the tournament field or into a grand hall, this gorget ensures you’ll look—and feel—ready for glory.
The heralds called your name, the roar of the crowd surged like a tide. As your warhorse stepped into the sunlight, the glint of your gorget drew gasps from the stands. No mere ornament, this collar of steel had deflected blades and bold boasts alike—its curves bearing the scars of a dozen melees and the pride of your house sigil. Whether at court or clash, your presence needed no introduction.
Ideal for noble knights, ceremonial champions, tournament duelists, or commanders in full plate. Also suited to guardsmen of prestige or ambitious squires rising in station.
- Material: 16-gauge mild steel
- Articulated front and back plates
- Riveted steel and brass accents
- Rolled and roped edge detailing
- Buckled closure on the right side
- No straps for pauldron mounting
- One size fits most adults
- Handmade with historical inspiration
Care Instructions
- Wipe dry after use to prevent rust
- Apply light machine oil for long-term storage
- Store in a dry place, away from humidity
- Check rivets and buckles regularly for wear
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