Capeline Chainmail Bishop'S Mantle

The term bishop's robe refers to a collar made of chain mail, covering the neck, shoulders, and upper chest and back. It was popular with landsquenets in the 15th and 16th centuries and is braided like a chain hood. The name bishop's collar goes back to the shape: a bishop's collar was cut very wide, so it was very similar to this chain mail. Ulfberth's chain necklaces are based on historical models. They are jagged around the edge. The neck area is riveted to a leather strap and is fastened with authentic late medieval brass straps and buckles. RM chain mail is made of rings with a diameter of only 6 mm. According to the original templates, it consists of a row of riveted rings (round rivet heads) and a row of stamped rings. Due to the extremely small diameter of the ring, these chain mai