 | The Renaissance Master Doublet for HEMA was designed for ladies who want to add some historical vibe to the HEMA training. The design of our HEMA doublet refers to fencing doublets from the Renaissance period. It will work best for practice with a saber, messer or rapier. And visually, it will match perfectly puffy Meyer or Light pants with a loose cut. Doublet Master has characteristic stitching. There are distinctive wings on the sleeves, and the bottom of the jacket is finished with a segmented basque. On the elbows it is equipped with mounting points for Shell or PRO overlays. The doublet is fastened with velcro and zipper. There is a bladecatcher on the collar and an adjustable belt on the back. Our Master doublet is made from fabric of 350N puncture resistance. The peplum consists of 8 segments; the 2 on the front are slightly sheared. The jacket has a lining in the form of distance mesh. On the surface of the jacket there are stitches that definitely distinguish it from other models. This type of finish is characteristic of Renaissance battle doublets. Our Master, like Attila, has a tab on the front and special pockets with foams (included in the set). The design of our HEMA arming doublet refers to historical examples of arming and fencing doublets, which makes it very fitted to the figure and emphasizes its values. It will optically slim the waist, and the wings on the sleeves emphasize the shoulders. Visible stitching gives this version a more “combative” look than the Renaissance version. If you care about good mobility without losing style, Renaissance doublets will be the best choice. |
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A doublet (or a pourpoint) is a short, tight clothing for men, usually worn under an outer garment. It was popular since the Middle Ages and, depending on the historical period, its form and purpose could differ.
It probably derives from military clothing, used as one of the layers worn under a chain mail. In the 14th century, when shorter garments gained popularity, short doublets slowly started to replace long cottes.
Pourpoints of this type were always fitted to body shape and, depending on the fashion, they could be shorter, longer, fastened with buttons or laced in an overcast method. Sleeves could be simple or fancy, for example decorated with puffs.Originally doublets were made of only one layer of fabric and their main task was to hold the hose. Later, it evolved in the separate version worn as an outer quilted clothing for fighting.
The product from the assortment is not personal protective equipment - it is intended for simulating the impression during the study on the treatise techniques. It is not dedicated for fencing or contact sport. If you wish to do contact martial arts, please use personal protective equipment.
