Brigantine - armour of the plates, hardened under a cloth base. Carded basis of chivalry Brigantine was often covered with velvet, often with the arms, and was attached to a decorative rivets form. In XIII-XIV centuries, the brigantine was a typical knight's armour, and in the XV century - typical for infantry.

This brigantine is based (internal lining) on tissue is tarpaulin. Outer fabric - the diagonal. On the inside of the fabric steel plates are riveted. Each plate is made of cold-rolled steel 1mm thick. Plate size: 50x100mm. On both sides the plates are painted black.