Arming doublet - Revision history

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	An '''arming doublet''' is a garment worn under [[armour]] that both provide padding against blows and attachement points for sections of [[armour]].		An '''arming doublet''' is a garment worn under [[armour]] that both provide padding against blows and attachement points for sections of [[armour]].

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	An '''arming doublet''' is a garment worn under [[armour]] that both provide padding against blows and attachement points for sections of [[armour]].		An '''arming doublet''' is a garment worn under [[armour]] that both provide padding against blows and attachement points for sections of [[armour]].

User 144 at 08:17, 16 March 2007

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	An '''arming doublet''' is a garment worn under [[armour]] that both provide padding against blows and attachement points for sections of [[armour]].		An '''arming doublet''' is a garment worn under [[armour]] that both provide padding against blows and attachement points for sections of [[armour]].

	They might be made of [[wool]] or [[medieval]] [[fustian]] and were lined with softer materials such as [[satin], [[silk]] or [[linen]]. Sometimes the material would be "cut full of holes" for ventilation. Red was a popular choice for this garment.		They might be made of [[wool]] or [[medieval]] [[fustian]] and were lined with softer materials such as [[satin]], [[silk]] or [[linen]] as a [[shirt]] would not be worn underneath. Sometimes the material would be "cut full of holes" for ventilation. Red was a popular choice for this garment.

	[[Leather]] was used to reinforce the garment and provide attachgment points for defences to be attached. These defences might include [[mail]] [[voider]]s which go under [[plate armour]] to act protect exposed areas. In the event that the [[voider]]s are made separate and removable, they can be easily removed and then cleaned (as can be the doublet) which resulting in large amounts of corrosion of the [[mail]].		[[Leather]] was used to reinforce the garment and provide attachgment points for defences to be attached. These defences might include [[mail]] [[voider]]s which go under [[plate armour]] to act protect exposed areas. In the event that the [[voider]]s are made separate and removable, they can be easily removed and then cleaned (as can be the doublet) which resulting in large amounts of corrosion of the [[mail]].

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	When fitting [[plate armour\|plate defences]] it would be a wise precaution to contruct this garment first, fit voiders etc, before ordering the rest of one's harness.		When fitting [[plate armour\|plate defences]] it would be a wise precaution to contruct this garment first, fit voiders etc, before ordering the rest of one's harness.

	== ~~See also~~ ==		== Internal Links==
			''See also:''
	[[Gambeson]]		*[[Gambeson]]


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	An '''arming doublet''' is a garment worn under [[armour]] that both provide padding against blows and attachement points for sections of [[armour]].		An '''arming doublet''' is a garment worn under [[armour]] that both provide padding against blows and attachement points for sections of [[armour]].

	They might be made of [[wool]] or [[medieval]] [[fustian]] and were lined with softer materials such as [[satin], [[silk]] or [[linen]]. Sometimes the material would be "cut full of holes" for ventilation. Red was a ~~poular~~ choice for this garment.		They might be made of [[wool]] or [[medieval]] [[fustian]] and were lined with softer materials such as [[satin], [[silk]] or [[linen]]. Sometimes the material would be "cut full of holes" for ventilation. Red was a popular choice for this garment.

	[[Leather]] was used to reinforce the garment and provide attachgment points for defences to be attached. These defences might include [[mail]] [[voider]]s which go under [[plate armour]] to act protect exposed areas. In the event that the [[voider]]s are made separate and removable, they can be easily removed and then cleaned (as can be the doublet) which resulting in large amounts of corrosion of the [[mail]].		[[Leather]] was used to reinforce the garment and provide attachgment points for defences to be attached. These defences might include [[mail]] [[voider]]s which go under [[plate armour]] to act protect exposed areas. In the event that the [[voider]]s are made separate and removable, they can be easily removed and then cleaned (as can be the doublet) which resulting in large amounts of corrosion of the [[mail]].
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	When fitting [[plate armour\|plate defences]] it would be a wise precaution to contruct this garment first, fit voiders etc, before ordering the rest of one's harness.		When fitting [[plate armour\|plate defences]] it would be a wise precaution to contruct this garment first, fit voiders etc, before ordering the rest of one's harness.

			== See also ==
			[[Gambeson]]


	[[category:armour]]		[[category:armour]]

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An '''arming doublet''' is a garment worn under [[armour]] that both provide padding against blows and attachement points for sections of [[armour]].

They might be made of [[wool]] or [[medieval]] [[fustian]] and were lined with softer materials such as [[satin], [[silk]] or [[linen]]. Sometimes the material would be "cut full of holes" for ventilation. Red was a poular choice for this garment.

[[Leather]] was used to reinforce the garment and provide attachgment points for defences to be attached. These defences might include [[mail]] [[voider]]s which go under [[plate armour]] to act protect exposed areas. In the event that the [[voider]]s are made separate and removable, they can be easily removed and then cleaned (as can be the doublet) which resulting in large amounts of corrosion of the [[mail]].

The arming doublet would be padded in areas where blows were expected to fall, particularly the shoulders and where Charles du Blois expected shoulders to be padded to a thickness of "four fingers". Reconstructions have shown this to be a sensible precaution.

When fitting [[plate armour|plate defences]] it would be a wise precaution to contruct this garment first, fit voiders etc, before ordering the rest of one's harness.

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