If you want to protect your head, but don't want to interfere with your hearing and sight, we have just the right thing for you: this simple helmet featuring a center ridge.The helmet features a foam lining covered with cotton fabric on the inside. The chin strap is made of leather and may be closed by means of a buckle.Available in two sizes: small (56-58cm) and large (59-62cm)Colours: blank and burnished

Kettle helmets developed around the 11th century and came westwards from probably Byzantine. Quickly they became one of the most worn types of helmets in medieval europe. It was easy to make and protected well against blows and strikes from above; fro mthe horse downwards, that means. This way many infantrymen wore this type of helmet.The \\"Owen\\" kettle helmet is built with a wide brim, which protects the wearer from sun and rain. Face and back of the neck are left free, which allows an open movement, breathing, sight and hearing. All this without leaving the wearer unprotected.The three ridges along the centre of the scull cap not only stiffen the material, but also bring a distinctive style to this helmet.Inside you will finde a foam liner covered in smooth cotton as well as a chin strap for tight adjustment to the head.Material: 1,2mm steelColour: blankSize: up to 62cm circumferenceWe recommend to wear a padded coif underneath to avoid scratches and bruises. This will maximize your comfort.

The barbute is the italian variation of the bascinet and was very popular in the 14th and 15th century. The sallet and the french armet helmet developed out of it later in the 15th century. The "Manolo" barbute protects the scull and covers the neck entirely, leaving the face open, jet protected by cutting only the most unneccessary parts from the face mask. The eyes, nose and mouth stay unblocked and allow an easy breathing and good visibility.The helmet is built with an inner liner made of foam and a leather chin strap.Material: 1,2mm steelColur: blankSize: up to 62cm circumference

The small pauldrons of the “Markward” series feature a long upper arm segment that is flexibly connected to the two-part shoulder segment. The articulated design is not merely a visual detail but also adds additional stability to the construction. In addition to their excellent price-performance ratio, the small “Markward” pauldrons stand out for their slim cut and compact build. This makes them equally suitable for complementing both light and heavy armour. Naturally, these pauldrons are compatible with all Mytholon gorgets. Material: 1.2 mm steelLength: 32 cmWidest arm circumference: 56 cmTightest arm circumference: 34,5 cmWeight 1.65 kgColour: blank, browned

The Gregory Crusader Helmet is a striking example of medieval armour craftsmanship. Generously sized, it is designed to be worn comfortably over a padded arming cap – making it ideal for historical reenactment, LARP, or as a distinctive decorative piece. Its shape is inspired by the iconic great helms of the 13th century, as worn by crusaders in the Holy Land. What truly sets this helmet apart are the ornate brass fittings and carefully placed decorative rivets, which not only enhance its stability but also give it a refined, historically authentic appearance. The wide vision and breathing slits strike a practical balance between protection and usability. Crafted from durable steel, the helmet is built to withstand wear while maintaining its imposing presence. Adjustable leather straps on the sides allow for a secure and comfortable fit.Material: SteelHeight: approx. 33 cmInner circumference: approx. 74 cmOur products are handmade, so dimensions and colour tones may vary slightly. Photographic representations and screen settings may not accurately reflect the actual colours.

Kettle helmets developed around the 11th century and came westwards from probably Byzantine. Quickly they became one of the most worn types of helmets in medieval europe. It was easy to make and protected well against blows and strikes from above; fro mthe horse downwards, that means. This way many infantrymen wore this type of helmet.The \\"Owen\\" kettle helmet is built with a wide brim, which protects the wearer from sun and rain. Face and back of the neck are left free, which allows an open movement, breathing, sight and hearing. All this without leaving the wearer unprotected.The three ridges along the centre of the scull cap not only stiffen the material, but also bring a distinctive style to this helmet.Inside you will finde a foam liner covered in smooth cotton as well as a chin strap for tight adjustment to the head.Material: 1,2mm steelColour: blankSize: up to 62cm circumferenceWe recommend to wear a padded coif underneath to avoid scratches and bruises. This will maximize your comfort.

The "Adam" gorget captivates with simple elegance. Two embossed ornamental beads are not only jewelry, they also give the collar a lot of stability. All edges are of course, as with all Mytholon armor, crimped. Thanks to its simple shape, this gorget can be used for all imaginable armament concepts. All the spaulder from our plate armour range can be attached to this collar. Material: 1, 2mm steelShoulder blade width: 8cmTotal width: 33cmNeck length: 14cmFront length: 22cmTotal length: 46cm Weight: 1 kg Colour: blank, browned

The Waffenrock Carl is well suited for the medieval market.Rustic fabric in elaborate processing contributes to the harmonious costume image.The tunic is lined and made for a professional appearance. It has a lacing on the sides and in the neck and can be individually adapted to the wearer.Material: 100% CottonSizeLengthChest circumferenceShoulder widthS/M12011443L/XL13014047All measurements are in centimetres. Our products are handcrafted, so dimensions and colour tones may vary slightly. Photographic images and screen settings may not accurately represent colour tones.