Italian Kettle Hat 1460C., Size M

Often called a chapel-de-fer, this type of helmet saw use throughout the Medieval period. It has a small ridge and and a broad rim which was meant to turn away arrows coming from above. Made from two welded halves of 2mm (14 guage) steel, it features a polished surface with an adjustable leather liner and chinstrap. The helmet bowl is reinforced with a cross band made of 2mm (14 gauge) steel, riveted onto it.

Size Circumference with Liner
M 61 cm
L 63 cm
XL 65 cm