Fighter clothing - Revision history

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	'''Fighter clothing''' is modern generic term for clothing specifically designed with combat in mind.		'''Fighter clothing''' is modern generic term for clothing specifically designed with combat in mind.

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	'''Fighter clothing''' is modern generic term for clothing specifically designed with combat in mind.		'''Fighter clothing''' is modern generic term for clothing specifically designed with combat in mind.

User 144 at 20:30, 28 February 2006

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	Historical fencers also use [[leather]] [[doublet]]s similar to extent finds.		Historical fencers also use [[leather]] [[doublet]]s similar to extent finds.

			[[Category:Fighting kit]]
	==Internal Links==
	See also:
	*[[fighting kit\|Fighter clothing]] for various time periods.

User 144 at 20:25, 28 February 2006

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	Historical fencers also use [[leather]] [[doublet]]s similar to extent finds.		Historical fencers also use [[leather]] [[doublet]]s similar to extent finds.

			==Internal Links==
	See also:		See also:
	[[fighting kit\|Fighter clothing]] for various time periods.		*[[fighting kit\|Fighter clothing]] for various time periods.

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	Historical fencers also use [[leather]] [[doublet]]s similar to extent finds.		Historical fencers also use [[leather]] [[doublet]]s similar to extent finds.

			See also:
			[[fighting kit\|Fighter clothing]] for various time periods.

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	==Fighter Clothing in the SCA==		==Fighter Clothing in the SCA==
	In the [[SCA]] ~~the~~ is a ~~term~~ divided into 2 major categories - heavy and light. Light includes [[Rapier]] and [[Archery]].		In the [[SCA]], combatants and their required [[armour]] is divided into 2 major categories - [[heavy fighter\|heavy]] and [[light fighter\|light]]. Light combat includes [[Rapier]] and [[Archery]].

	Heavy [[armour]] includes the [[gambeson]]. This item is a padded coat that is designed to be worn under armour to protect the body from the effects of blows. A arming cap is a padded [[coif]] worn under the [[helmet]].		Heavy [[armour]] includes the [[gambeson]]. This item is a padded coat that is designed to be worn under armour to protect the body from the effects of blows. A arming cap is a padded [[coif]] worn under the [[helmet]].

	In the [[SCA]] there is minimum requirements for [[rapier]] armour including the application of a punch test with a broken [[blade]].		In the SCA, there are minimum requirements for [[rapier]] armour including the application of a punch test with a broken [[blade]].

	==Fighter Clothing in Reenactment==		==Fighter Clothing in Reenactment==

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	==Fighter Clothing in Reenactment==		==Fighter Clothing in Reenactment==
	Reenactors also wear [[gambeson\|gambesons/aketons]] under their [[maille\|mail]] and [[arming doublet]]s under [[plate ~~harness~~\|plate ~~armour~~]]. Where appropriate they wear padded [[coif]]s under helmets, unless the helmet has a proper [[suspension harness]].		Reenactors also wear [[gambeson\|gambesons/aketons]] under their [[maille\|mail]] and [[arming doublet]]s under [[plate armour\|plate harness]]. Where appropriate they wear padded [[coif]]s under helmets, unless the helmet has a proper [[suspension harness]].

	The quality of padded armour varies from those who construct theirs from the appropriate materials (e.g. multiple layers of used [[linen]]) to [[cotton]] wadding inside calico. Most are somewhere in between.		The quality of padded armour varies from those who construct theirs from the appropriate materials (e.g. multiple layers of used [[linen]]) to [[cotton]] wadding inside calico. Most are somewhere in between.

User 144 at 00:40, 18 February 2006

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	Heavy [[armour]] includes the [[gambeson]]. This item is a padded coat that is designed to be worn under armour to protect the body from the effects of blows. A arming cap is a padded [[coif]] worn under the [[helmet]].		Heavy [[armour]] includes the [[gambeson]]. This item is a padded coat that is designed to be worn under armour to protect the body from the effects of blows. A arming cap is a padded [[coif]] worn under the [[helmet]].

	In the [[SCA]] there is minimum requirements for ~~Rapier~~ armour including the application of a punch test with a broken [[blade]].		In the [[SCA]] there is minimum requirements for [[rapier]] armour including the application of a punch test with a broken [[blade]].

	==Fighter Clothing in Reenactment==		==Fighter Clothing in Reenactment==
	Reenactors also wear [[gambeson\|gambesons/aketons]] under their [[maille\|mail]] and [[arming doublet]]s under [[plate harness]]. Where appropriate they wear padded [[coif]]s under helmets, unless the helmet has a proper [[suspension harness]].		Reenactors also wear [[gambeson\|gambesons/aketons]] under their [[maille\|mail]] and [[arming doublet]]s under [[plate harness\|plate armour]]. Where appropriate they wear padded [[coif]]s under helmets, unless the helmet has a proper [[suspension harness]].

	The quality of padded armour varies from those who construct theirs from the appropriate materials (e.g. multiple layers of used [[linen]]) to [[cotton]] wadding inside calico. Most are somewhere in between.		The quality of padded armour varies from those who construct theirs from the appropriate materials (e.g. multiple layers of used [[linen]]) to [[cotton]] wadding inside calico. Most are somewhere in between.

User 144 at 00:39, 18 February 2006

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	Fighter clothing is ~~divided~~ ~~into~~ 2 ~~major~~ ~~categories - heavy and light.~~ ~~Light~~ ~~includes~~ ~~[[Rapier]]~~ ~~and~~ ~~[[Archery]]~~.		'''Fighter clothing''' is modern generic term for clothing specifically designed with combat in mind.

			==Fighter Clothing in the SCA==
⚫	Heavy [[armour]] includes the [[~~gambesson~~]]. This item is a padded coat that is designed to be worn under armour to protect the body from the effects of blows. A arming cap is a padded [[coif]] worn under the [[helmet]].
			In the [[SCA]] the is a term divided into 2 major categories - heavy and light. Light includes [[Rapier]] and [[Archery]].

		⚫	Heavy [[armour]] includes the [[gambeson]]. This item is a padded coat that is designed to be worn under armour to protect the body from the effects of blows. A arming cap is a padded [[coif]] worn under the [[helmet]].

	In the [[SCA]] there is minimum requirements for Rapier armour including the application of a punch test with a broken [[blade]].		In the [[SCA]] there is minimum requirements for Rapier armour including the application of a punch test with a broken [[blade]].

			==Fighter Clothing in Reenactment==
			Reenactors also wear [[gambeson\|gambesons/aketons]] under their [[maille\|mail]] and [[arming doublet]]s under [[plate harness]]. Where appropriate they wear padded [[coif]]s under helmets, unless the helmet has a proper [[suspension harness]].

			The quality of padded armour varies from those who construct theirs from the appropriate materials (e.g. multiple layers of used [[linen]]) to [[cotton]] wadding inside calico. Most are somewhere in between.

			Historical fencers also use [[leather]] [[doublet]]s similar to extent finds.

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	~~Fighters~~ clothing is divided into 2 major categories - heavy and light. Light includes Rapier and Archery.		Fighter clothing is divided into 2 major categories - heavy and light. Light includes [[Rapier]] and [[Archery]].

	Heavy armour includes the gambesson. This item is a padded coat that is designed to be worn under armour to protect the body from the effects of blows. A arming cap is a padded coif worn under the helmet.		Heavy [[armour]] includes the [[gambesson]]. This item is a padded coat that is designed to be worn under armour to protect the body from the effects of blows. A arming cap is a padded [[coif]] worn under the [[helmet]].

	In the SCA there is minimum requirements for Rapier armour including the application of a punch test with a broken blade.		In the [[SCA]] there is minimum requirements for Rapier armour including the application of a punch test with a broken [[blade]].