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	A '''pair of brigandines''' (''brigandine'' for short) is a form of armour worn frequently by [[soldier]]s and sometimes by [[noble\|nobility]] ~~particularly~~ during the [[15th century]]. Consisting of [[metal]] [[plate]]s sandwhiched between layers of [[fabric]] or [[leather]]. Brigandines usually cover just the torso and lack sleeves. They are of two piece construction joined by [[buckle]]s.		A '''pair of brigandines''' (''brigandine'' for short) is a form of armour worn frequently by [[soldier]]s and sometimes by [[noble\|nobility]] during the [[15th century\|15th]] and by all ranks during the [[16th century]]. Consisting of [[metal]] [[plate]]s sandwhiched between layers of [[fabric]] or [[leather]]. Brigandines usually cover just the torso and lack sleeves. They are of two piece construction joined by [[buckle]]s.

	Brigandines might be worn over [[maille\|mail]] by some soldiers and were also worn by those that could afford better when they were travelling but still expected themselves to be in some danger, put not actually going into battle.		Brigandines might be worn over [[maille\|mail]] by some soldiers and were also worn by those that could afford better when they were travelling but still expected themselves to be in some danger, put not actually going into battle.

	They are believed by many to be an evolution of a [[~~coat~~ of plates]].		They are believed by many to be an evolution of a [[pair of plates]].

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A '''pair of brigandines''' (''brigandine'' for short) is a form of armour worn frequently by [[soldier]]s and sometimes by [[noble|nobility]] particularly during the [[15th century]]. Consisting of [[metal]] [[plate]]s sandwhiched between layers of [[fabric]] or [[leather]]. Brigandines usually cover just the torso and lack sleeves. They are of two piece construction joined by [[buckle]]s.

Brigandines might be worn over [[maille|mail]] by some soldiers and were also worn by those that could afford better when they were travelling but still expected themselves to be in some danger, put not actually going into battle.

They are believed by many to be an evolution of a [[coat of plates]].

[[category:armour]]

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