Danrho Shirt
by DanRho

#102117

Danrho Shirt by DanRho

Premium Quality long arm shirt with Danrho embroidery on the collar. For judges, coaches and Danrho distributors.
Available in white.

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Business blouse long sleeve of ...
by HAKRO

#5910759

Business blouse long sleeve of classic by HAKRO

Business blouse, classic long equipped permanently non-iron cotton fabric with comfortable soft handle, sturdy and durable. Fashionable piping made of dark blue satin on the inside collar seam classic front bar, backrest with shoulder yoke, 4-hole buttons - cross stitched and double-knotted for extra firm hold - and replacement buttons.

Harry Kroll ® woven neck label high quality chain Satin with ultrasonic cut edges for comfort.

Washable at 40 °, Einlaufvorbehandelt, permanently non-iron.

Business shirt short sleeve
by HAKRO

#5910760

Business shirt short sleeve by HAKRO

Business shirt, classic short sleeved equipped permanently non-iron cotton fabric with comfortable soft handle, sturdy and durable.

Fashionable piping made of dark blue satin on the inside collar seam classic front bar, backrest with shoulder yoke, 4-hole buttons - cross stitched and double-knotted for extra firm hold - and replacement buttons.

Equipped with chest pocket and inlaid collar sticks in the Kent collar for a perfectly fitting shirt collar -.

Harry Kroll ® woven neck label high quality chain Satin with ultrasonic cut edges for comfort.

Washable at 40 °, Einlaufvorbehandelt, permanently non-iron.

Office shirt

#591087

Office shirt

100% cotton mercorisiert, easy care, rounded end, chest pocket, washable up to 40 °, inlet value below 3%, with button down collar

This product is suitable for an individual embroidery.

Wir empfehlen: Eine exklusive Bestickung
Hochwertig, individuell und doch erstaunlich preiswert!
Wir halten eine Vielzahl fertiger Stick-Motive für Sie bereit. Auch Text-Bestickungen sind selbstverständlich möglich.

Twillhemd
by US Basic

#591090

Twillhemd by US Basic

100% Baummwolle, very fine twill structure with collar buttons Left chest pocket final round cut plastic buttons, back yoke, long sleeves

This product is particularly suitable for an individual embroidery.

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Short Sleeve Poplin Shirt

#591093

Short Sleeve Poplin Shirt

65% Polyes: he, 35% cotton, White: 100 g / sqm, colored: 100 g / sqm, classic poplin fabric, easy to clean, straight hem, left chest pocket, color-matched buttons

This product is particularly suitable for an individual embroidery.

Sizes: S = 36, M = 38, L = 40, XL = 42, XXL = 44, 46 = 3XL, 4XL = 48

Position textile embroidery T- ...
by Budoten

#591183

Position textile embroidery T-shirts, sweat shirts, sweaters by Budoten

Our help shows you the possible Bestickungspositionen. Basically, although other positions are also possible, but we would have these then you described so accurately that the embroidery is then also possible.

In addition, it should be noted that the fabric has to be clamped. Not every part of the fabric is equally suitable for embroidery, as the quality of the embroidery is essentially determined by the fixed clamping in the hoop.

Chain-Mail With Coif

#602276

Chain-Mail With Coif

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In the beginning was the eternally young dream of mankind, the inviolability of the body. Especially, we are reminded when reading the old sagas, such as for example of the nibelungenlied. The young hero Siegfried bathed for the protection of the body in the blood of the Dragon, and obtained an inviolable cornea that protected him in the battle against injury, until on the LAN, which fell in the bath at his body.

Weapons and protective parts are as old as humanity itself. Designed for hunting for food procurement, as well as to defend against enemies. Each new development of weapons, the Flint hammer at the beginning of the weapons from bronze to the iron sword of the middle ages, brought also an evolution of protective clothing with it, found your accomplishment in the entire armor in the 15th and 16th centuries. The shield, which had a wooden substructure with a Reed -, fur - and leather upholstery in the development first, before it was then made of metal was one of the first parts of the protection undoubtedly. For the body, we already know the scale armour consisting of small metal plates which were tied together from the time from about 1500 BC. The first helmets were leather, in the subsequent period of bronze and later iron.

The chainmail (the breastplate) is known in approaches already from the ancient times and evolved over the Celtic and Germanic - Viking age as a particularly esteemed body protection, which often held a sword blow. The chain mail has the advantage that it adapts to the body over a normal chest armor. Thus, you could sit comfortably on the horse. Therefore, the Hauberk had side vents. About 20,000 rings were processed at a chain mail. It is judged that only wealthy fighter could afford such body protection. In the 12th and 13th centuries, the sleeves were longer and included gloves. The chainmail could provide no sufficient protection against crossbow bullets and beatings with lances. The chains shirts had no chance against the upcoming firearms. Making a chain shirt takes around 11 to 12 working days.

Manufactured in India.

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Chain-Mail

#602279

Chain-Mail

In the beginning was the eternally young dream of mankind, the inviolability of the body. Especially, we are reminded when reading the old sagas, such as for example of the nibelungenlied. The young hero Siegfried bathed for the protection of the body in the blood of the Dragon, and obtained an inviolable cornea that protected him in the battle against injury, until on the LAN, which fell in the bath at his body.

Weapons and protective parts are as old as humanity itself. Designed for hunting for food procurement, as well as to defend against enemies. Each new development of weapons, the Flint hammer at the beginning of the weapons from bronze to the iron sword of the middle ages, brought also an evolution of protective clothing with it, found your accomplishment in the entire armor in the 15th and 16th centuries. The shield, which had a wooden substructure with a Reed -, fur - and leather upholstery in the development first, before it was then made of metal was one of the first parts of the protection undoubtedly. For the body, we already know the scale armour consisting of small metal plates which were tied together from the time from about 1500 BC. The first helmets were leather, in the subsequent period of bronze and later iron.

The chainmail (the breastplate) is known in approaches already from the ancient times and evolved over the Celtic and Germanic - Viking age as a particularly esteemed body protection, which often held a sword blow. The chain mail has the advantage that it adapts to the body over a normal chest armor. Thus, you could sit comfortably on the horse. Therefore, the Hauberk had side vents. About 20,000 rings were processed at a chain mail. It is judged that only wealthy fighter could afford such body protection. In the 12th and 13th centuries, the sleeves were longer and included gloves. The chainmail could provide no sufficient protection against crossbow bullets and beatings with lances. The chains shirts had no chance against the upcoming firearms. Making a chain shirt takes around 11 to 12 working days.

Manufactured in India.

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Mail Coif

#602280

Mail Coif

In the beginning was the eternally young dream of mankind, the inviolability of the body. Especially, we are reminded when reading the old sagas, such as for example of the nibelungenlied. The young hero Siegfried bathed for the protection of the body in the blood of the Dragon, and obtained an inviolable cornea that protected him in the battle against injury, until on the LAN, which fell in the bath at his body.

Weapons and protective parts are as old as humanity itself. Designed for hunting for food procurement, as well as to defend against enemies. Each new development of weapons, the Flint hammer at the beginning of the weapons from bronze to the iron sword of the middle ages, brought also an evolution of protective clothing with it, found your accomplishment in the entire armor in the 15th and 16th centuries. The shield, which had a wooden substructure with a Reed -, fur - and leather upholstery in the development first, before it was then made of metal was one of the first parts of the protection undoubtedly. For the body, we already know the scale armour consisting of small metal plates which were tied together from the time from about 1500 BC. The first helmets were leather, in the subsequent period of bronze and later iron.

The chainmail (the breastplate) is known in approaches already from the ancient times and evolved over the Celtic and Germanic - Viking age as a particularly esteemed body protection, which often held a sword blow. The chain mail has the advantage that it adapts to the body over a normal chest armor. Thus, you could sit comfortably on the horse. Therefore, the Hauberk had side vents. About 20,000 rings were processed at a chain mail. It is judged that only wealthy fighter could afford such body protection. In the 12th and 13th centuries, the sleeves were longer and included gloves. The chainmail could provide no sufficient protection against crossbow bullets and beatings with lances. The chains shirts had no chance against the upcoming firearms. Making a chain shirt takes around 11 to 12 working days.

Manufactured in India.

Chain shirt with black rings
by Haller

#603167

Chain shirt with black rings by Haller

The chainmail (the armor) has already been known in approaches from ancient times and evolved over the Celtic, Germanic and Viking Age as a particularly esteemed body protection, a sword blow often withstood. The chain shirt has the advantage that it adapts to the body of a normal breastplate. So you could also sit comfortably on the horse. Therefore, the chain shirt had side slits. In a chainmail approximately 20,000 rings were processed. It can be seen that only wealthy could afford such a fighter body protection. In the 12th and 13th centuries, the sleeves were longer and also included gloves. Against crossbow projectiles and blows with lances the chain mail could not provide adequate protection. Even against the emerging firearms, the chain mail had no chance. The production of a chain mail takes about 11 to 12 working days.

The chain shirt with black rings are only available in a size about XL (dress size 56-58) corresponds.

Made in India.

Coif
by Haller

#603173

Coif by Haller

Undoubtedly one of the first protective parts belonged to the plate, the first in the development had a wooden substructure with a reed, fur or leather clothing, before it was made of metal.
For the body, we already know from the time of about 1500 years before Christ, the scale armor consisting of small metal plates that were tied together. The first helmets were made of leather, in the subsequent period of bronze and later iron.
The chainmail (the armor) has already been known in approaches from ancient times and evolved over the Celtic, Germanic and Viking Age as a particularly esteemed body protection, a sword blow often withstood.
The chain shirt has, compared to a normal breastplate, the advantage that it adapts to the body. In order to sit so comfortably on the horse, the chain shirt had side slits. Up to 20,000 rings were processed for chain mail. It can be seen that only wealthy could afford such a fighter body protection. In the 12th and 13th centuries, the sleeves were longer and also included gloves. Against crossbow projectiles and blows with lances the chain mail could not provide adequate protection. Even against the emerging firearms, the chain mail had no chance.

Chainmail with headboard, rive ...
by Haller

#604817

Chainmail with headboard, riveted rings by Haller

The chainmail (the armor) has already been known in approaches from ancient times and evolved over the Celtic, Germanic and Viking Age as a particularly esteemed body protection, a sword blow often withstood. The chain shirt has the advantage that it adapts to the body of a normal breastplate. So you could also sit comfortably on the horse. Therefore, the chain shirt had side slits. In a chainmail approximately 20,000 rings were processed. It can be seen that only wealthy could afford such a fighter body protection. In the 12th and 13th centuries, the sleeves were longer and also included gloves. Against crossbow projectiles and blows with lances the chain mail could not provide adequate protection. Even against the emerging firearms, the chain mail had no chance. The preparation of this chain mail takes about 25 working days.

Made in India.

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Shirt, short arm

#804539

Shirt, short arm

22.68