Description
Channel the grandeur of late-medieval nobility with these Plate Hips of Count of Matsch, finished in a deep, lustrous black with gleaming brass accents. Inspired by the original 15th-century armor worn by the Count of Matsch, this design reflects the opulent and functional Gothic aesthetic of the period.
The blackened steel offers not only a visually commanding look but also increased resistance to corrosion and wear. Fluted lames enhance both structural integrity and stylistic elegance, while the articulated design allows for unrestricted movement in battle or reenactment. The addition of brass trim adds a noble flourish, echoing the wealth and status of highborn knights of the Holy Roman Empire.
These hips are ideal for pairing with Gothic cuirasses and leg harnesses, making them an excellent upgrade for reenactors, armored fighters, and collectors seeking historically inspired performance gear with elite finishing.
⚔️ Key Features:
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Authentic Gothic design based on Count of Matsch armor, c.1450
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Blackened high-carbon steel with hand-applied brass accents
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Fluted for strength, articulation, and historical accuracy
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Fully articulated tassets for mobility in combat or reenactment
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Leather straps and steel buckles for secure attachment
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Designed to complement Gothic and late 15th-century harnesses
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Ideal for HMB, SCA, reenactment, and display
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