Medieval Steel Plate Gorget - Neck Armor for Knights
Medieval Steel Plate Gorget - Neck Armor for Knights
Medieval Steel Plate Gorget - Neck Armor for Knights
Medieval Steel Plate Gorget - Neck Armor for Knights
Medieval Steel Plate Gorget - Neck Armor for Knights
Medieval Steel Plate Gorget - Neck Armor for Knights
Medieval Steel Plate Gorget - Neck Armor for Knights
Medieval Steel Plate Gorget - Neck Armor for Knights
Medieval Steel Plate Gorget - Neck Armor for Knights

Medieval Steel Plate Gorget – Neck Armor for Knights

68$

SKU: SW-5G2-GR3539 Category:

Description

As a blacksmith who’s spent countless hours at the forge, I can tell you this Steel Plate Gorget is crafted much like those worn by knights and men-at-arms in the medieval period. Forged from sturdy 18-gauge mild steel, the plate is shaped to guard the throat and upper chest,areas vulnerable in close combat. Its polished surface not only resists rust but also reflects a warrior’s readiness for battle. The gorget fastens with a real leather belt and buckle, allowing the wearer to adjust the fit snugly, much like how armorers of old tailored pieces for comfort and mobility.

This piece fits well alongside other armor elements, creating a protective ensemble true to the styles seen on battlefields and tournaments. Whether you’re stepping into the role of a knight, participating in a reenactment, or displaying historical gear, this gorget carries the weight of tradition and practical defense.

Specifications

Material: 18-Gauge Mild Steel
Finish: Polished
Fitting: Real Leather Belt and Buckle
Usage: Reenactments, LARP, Cosplay, Historical Armor

Features

Traditional medieval armor design focused on protecting the neck and upper chest
Real leather belt and buckle provide a secure and adjustable fit
Designed to complement a full suit of knightly armor
Suitable for reenactments, stage combat, and historical display

Fun fact: In medieval times, the gorget evolved from a simple cloth or leather collar into a solid steel plate as the dangers of sword and arrow strikes to the neck became more apparent,offering warriors vital protection without sacrificing mobility.