Description
The Torse with mantling of wool and linen – it’s a great way to customize your helmet.
It helps to reduce strike impact and cover your helmet from sun.
The torse (orle or wreath) with mantling – is a twisted roll of fabric.
Looking for a way to customize it even more? Check the option of embroidery – any simple logo or image could be added on it:

It’s laid about the top of the helmet and padded with batting.

Source: 1445-1450 The Sir Thomas Holme’s Book of Arms



















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Good protection!
Love it
Love my new swords
Great gauntlets
Love it
Fantastic boots!
Very expensive. Love the look and the scabbard is very nice but for the price the finish of the blade is a bit rough. Machine marks and pitting in the metal is present along the entire blade and on the guard.
Little pricey but amazing fit and finish and balance
Finish is uneven and splotchy but I personally like the way it looks a lot