MEDIEVAL ROMAN MUSCLE ARMOR CHESTPLATE, PAULDRONS, ARM BRACERS TASSETS BRAND NEW Wearable Adult Size Hand made Made by 18 Gauge Steel Leather Chrome Polished Finish Standard Size (Fits almost all Adults) High Quality Medieval Knight Muscle Armor Chest Plate: This typically refers to a chestplate designed to mimic the appearance of a muscular torso. Medieval knights wore chestplates made of metal to protect their chest and abdomen during battle. The "muscle" design was often added for aesthetic purposes to intimidate enemies or display wealth and strength. Pauldrons: Pauldrons are components of plate armor that cover the shoulders. They are designed to protect the wearer's shoulders and upper arms. They were commonly used by knights and other armored warriors throughout the medieval period. Chrome Finish: Chrome finishing refers to a shiny, metallic coating applied to the surface of the armor. While historical armor was usually made of steel or iron and polished to a shine, modern reproductions or costume armor may use chrome plating to achieve a similar effect. Roman Cuirass Body Armor: The term "cuirass" refers to a piece of armor that protects the torso, including the chest and back. In the context of ancient Rome, a cuirass typically consisted of a breastplate (the "heart" of the armor) and a backplate, often worn by Roman soldiers, especially during the Republican and early Imperial periods. Costume Reenactment LARP Collectible: This indicates that the armor is intended for use in costume, reenactment, or Live Action Role-Playing (LARP) activities rather than actual combat. LARP armor often prioritizes safety, comfort, and aesthetic appeal over historical accuracy. Such items are commonly produced for historical enthusiasts, reenactors, LARPers, and collectors. We commit to deliver the good and best products but if you are not satisfied with your purchase contact us through by CONTACT SELLER. Do not hesitate to contact us. Please visit our store to check out our other items. THANK YOU FOR SHOPPING NAUTICALHOMEDECO