Kids Chainmail Coif

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$35.00 CAD
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Lightweight steel chainmail coif for kids, perfect for LARP, reenactment, or fantasy play. Made from 16-gauge butted rings with rust-resistant finish.

SKU: 700601-S
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Size: S

S

Finish: Polish

Polish

In Stock: shipped between 4 and 8 business days

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Description

From castle sieges to dragon-slaying quests, young heroes need armor they can count on. The Children’s Butted Chainmail Coif offers the perfect blend of fantasy flair and historical realism for any aspiring knight or brave squire.

Handwoven from 16-gauge mild steel rings in a traditional 4-in-1 pattern, this coif is a scaled-down version of the real thing—light enough for children to wear comfortably, yet rugged enough for hours of LARP, reenactment, or spirited backyard adventures. With zinc-polished, it delivers a striking appearance while resisting rust and wear.

Designed to cover the head and neck, the coif features a dagged edge for an extra medieval touch. Whether your child is preparing for a fantasy fair, school project, or simply diving into imaginative play, this piece adds an authentic edge to any costume.

Character

Perfect for young knights, noble squires, or daring defenders of the realm. Whether in training or already on their first quest, this coif is made for children ready to step into legend.

Characteristics

  • Material: 16-gauge mild steel
  • Ring Size: 10 mm inner diameter
  • Weave: Traditional 4-in-1 pattern
  • Finish: Combination of zinc-polished rings for a striking look and rust resistance
  • Coverage: Head and neck
  • Design Features: Dagged bottom edge, designed for kids
  • Use: Ideal for LARP, historical reenactments, costume events, or fantasy play
  • A layer of oil is applied to this product when packaged, which acts as a temporary protective layer against corrosion (rust) that can easily be wiped off using any oil remover or even a dry cloth. We recommend keeping it oiled when not in use.

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