Slit Front To Back Chainmail Hauberk, Construction 8mm 18 Gauge Flat Ring Alternating Solid Ring Dome Riveted

Description

Slit Front To Back Chainmail Hauberk- Construction 8mm 18 Gauge Flat Ring Alternating Solid Ring Dome Riveted

Product Details:-
-Construction: flat ring alternating solid ring dome riveted
-Material: Mild Steel
-Finish: Oiled
-8mm inner ring diameter
-Length of long sleeve hauberk reaches knees on most wearers
-Best comfort and safety when worn over a padded gambeson
-Great for LARP or costume use

Available Sizes:

S size Measurements:
Chest Size: 44″ inches (112cm)
Length From Shoulder To Bottom: 36″ inches (92cm)
Sleeve Length: 19″ Inches (48cm)
(Chain mail shirt will fit a person: 36″ inches (92cm)
Armpit Circumference: 20″ inches (50cm)
Wrist Circumference: 12″ Inches (31cm)

M size Measurements:
Chest size: 48” Inches (121cm)
Length from shoulder to bottom: 38” Inches (97cm)
Sleeve Length: 20” Inches (50cm)
( Chain mail shirt will fit a person of 40” Inches (101cm) )
Armpit Circumference: 20″ inches (50cm)
Wrist Circumference: 13″ Inches (33cm)

L Size Measurements:-
Chest Size: 55″ inches (139cm)
Length From Shoulder To Bottom: 40″ inches (101cm)
Sleeve Length: 21″ Inches (53cm)
(Chain mail shirt will fit a person: 46″ inches (116cm)
Armpit Circumference: 22″ inches (56cm)
Wrist Circumference: 14″ Inches (35cm)

XL Size Measurements:-
Chest Size: 60″ inches (152cm)
Length From Shoulder To Bottom: 42″ inches (106cm)
Sleeve Length: 22″ Inches (55cm)
(Chain mail shirt will fit a person: 52″ inches (132cm)
Armpit Circumference: 24″ inches (60cm)
Wrist Circumference: 15″ Inches (38cm)

XL Size Measurements:-
Chest Size: 66″ inches (167cm)
Length From Shoulder To Bottom: 44″ inches (111cm)
Sleeve Length: 23″ Inches (58cm)
(Chain mail shirt will fit a person: 56″ inches (142cm) )
Armpit Circumference: 26″ inches (66cm)
Wrist Circumference: 16″ Inches (40cm)

Please note about the measurements:-
For measurements check the attached measure chart or you can also order to us with your desire measurements.

Probably the most widespread type of armor in both geography and time, the ubiquitous presence of chain mail in much of the history of warfare is due to its relative ease of construction and its good degree of protection and flexibility. The steel rings are exceedingly difficult to cut into, and provide a good degree of protection against piercing attacks, but purpose-built spears, arrowheads and sword tips with sharply tapered geometry can reliably split apart links to penetrate mail.