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Knightly Chainmail Hauberk 9mm Flat Wedge Riveted Rings Alternated with Solid Rings - Outlet
Prepare for battle with genuine knightly armor! This long-sleeved chainmail hauberk offers authentic body protection inspired by 12th to 14th-century European knights. It is meticulously handcrafted using alternating flat wedge-riveted rings and solid flat punched rings with an internal diameter of 9 mm (0.35 in) and a 17-gauge wire thickness (1.2 mm). Featuring knee-length coverage and full-length sleeves, it ensures maximum defensive coverage. The natural oiled finish provides an authentic historical look while offering basic resistance against rust. Further product information ...
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Knightly Chainmail Hauberk 9mm Flat Wedge Riveted Rings Alternated with Solid Rings
Practical Use & Wearing Instructions
This hauberk is combat-ready and suitable for reenactment, HEMA, and SCA combat activities. For proper protection, safety, and weight distribution, always wear this chainmail over a padded gambeson or arming jacket. To reduce shoulder strain and manage its weight effectively, cinch the tunic firmly at the waist with a heavy-duty leather belt.
Historical Background & Trivia
The chainmail hauberk was the principal armor of Western European knights throughout the High Middle Ages. The technique of combining wedge-riveted rings with solid flat rings reached its peak between the 12th and 14th centuries. An interesting historical fact: Crafting a single hauberk required hundreds of hours of manual labor by skilled armorers, interlocking tens of thousands of individual rings. In medieval times, a full suit of riveted mail was a prized luxury item whose cost rivaled that of a small village or estate.
Specifications & Features
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Long-Sleeved Chainmail Hauberk |
| Ring Construction | Flat wedge-riveted rings alternating with solid flat rings |
| Ring Inner Diameter | 9 mm (0.35 in) |
| Wire Thickness | 17 gauge (1.2 mm) |
| Finish | Natural / Oiled finish |
| Weave Pattern | Traditional European 4-in-1 weave |
| Historical Era | 12th–14th Century (High Middle Ages) |
| Combat Readiness | Fully Combat-Ready (Reenactment, HEMA, SCA) |
Size Chart
Measurements are provided in metric units alongside imperial equivalents. Ensure you select a size with sufficient allowance for a padded gambeson worn underneath.
| Size | Fits Chest Size | A (Sleeve Opening) | B (Overall Length) | C (Chest Width) | D (Sleeve Length) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| M | 86 – 102 cm (34 – 40 in) | 35.5 cm (14 in) | 101.5 cm (40 in) | 122 cm (48 in) | 50.5 cm (20 in) |
| L | 102 – 117 cm (40 – 46 in) | 40.5 cm (16 in) | 106.5 cm (42 in) | 137 cm (54 in) | 53 cm (21 in) |
| XL | 117 – 132 cm (46 – 52 in) | 46 cm (18 in) | 111.5 cm (44 in) | 152.5 cm (60 in) | 55.5 cm (22 in) |
| XXL | 132 – 147 cm (52 – 58 in) | 51 cm (20 in) | 116.5 cm (46 in) | 167.5 cm (66 in) | 58 cm (23 in) |
Care & Maintenance
Your mail garment comes lightly oiled to prevent oxidation. Follow these guidelines to maintain its condition:
- Wipe down thoroughly after each use with a dry cloth to remove moisture and sweat.
- Re-oil periodically using light mineral oil or spray lubricant (e.g., Ballistol).
- Store flat in a dry, ventilated area, preferably wrapped in an oiled cloth.
What to Avoid
Avoid prolonged contact with water or humidity. Do not attempt to wash with water or harsh detergents. Never wear chainmail directly over skin or thin modern clothing without arming padding, as impact forces can cause severe pinching or injury.
Note: This garment is artisan-crafted link by link. Minor variations in individual rivets are authentic hallmarks of traditional medieval craftsmanship. Accessories shown in photographs are not included.
Recommended Accessories
Complete your knightly armor set by adding a heavy padded gambeson (SKU: 100523), a riveted chainmail coif (SKU: 100284), and a sturdy medieval leather belt (SKU: 100123).
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