The best plate armour is useless if the wearer can't move freely. Often, you need to strike a balance between padding and mobility. The late medieval 'Tudor' gambeson was crafted specifically to be worn beneath a steel torso armour. Padded with woolen lining, it's thinner than other models. This gambeson shields the wearer from pressure marks and opponents' blows without restricting movement. The arms aren't padded but feature a double - layer of thick canvas fabric, which protects the arms from the full armguards worn over them and doesn't limit movement. There are additional holes for attaching light armour parts, like the 'Wilhelm' armshield, using strings. It closes at the front with laces having fixed tips. Naturally, you can wear this gambeson alone, without any armour on top. The extra holes offer various ways to customize it according to your needs. Mytholon products are perfect for medieval fairs and LARPs. It's made from canvas and felted wool.

How to use: You can wear this gambeson either under a steel torso armour for extra protection or on its own. When wearing it under armour, simply put it on first and then add the armour on top. If wearing it alone, you can use the laces at the front to close it. There are holes that let you attach light armour parts like the 'Wilhelm' armshield with strings. You can customize it to your liking. Attention: Avoid rough handling as it may damage the fabric. If you're using it during an intense LARP session, be careful not to snag it on sharp objects. Maintenance: To clean it, gently spot - clean any stains with a mild detergent and water. Let it air dry. Avoid machine - washing as it can damage the woolen lining and the fabric structure. Store it in a cool, dry place when not in use to prevent mildew and keep it in good condition.