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Armour Sets | Epic Armoury Piecing a kit together one item at a time works, but it takes a while to get everything looking right. An armour set gets you there faster. Every piece is designed together, so the aesthetic holds across the whole kit without you having to figure out what goes with what. Buy it, wear it, done. Epic Armoury's armour sets come in steel, leather, and polyurea, across partial sets and full suits. At a glance: Materials: Steel, leather, and polyurea Coverage: Partial sets for key body areas, full suits for head-to-toe coverage Fastenings: Adjustable strap-and-buckle throughout Base layer: A gambeson underneath any set makes a real difference to comfort Use: LARP, reenactment, cosplay, theatre, and Renaissance faires What Is an Armour Set? An armour set is a group of matched pieces sold together. Same design, same finish, same construction across every piece in the kit. You do not have to think about whether things go together. They do. Scope varies. A partial set usually covers the torso, shoulders, and a piece or two more, like bracers or a gorget. A full suit adds arms, legs, and neck for complete coverage. Both make sense depending on your event, your build, and how much weight you want to carry on the day. Armour Set Materials - Steel, Leather, or Polyurea? Three materials, each with a different feel on the body and a different relationship with maintenance. Steel has a presence the other materials do not. It is heavy, it catches light properly, and wearing it feels different from wearing anything else. It also needs the most looking after: oil it regularly, keep it dry, and factor the weight into your plans for a long day. For reenactment and historically grounded LARP, it is worth every bit of that effort. Leather is lighter and more forgiving. It has a short break-in period where the material stiffens slightly, but after the first few events it conforms to your body and the fit settles in well. Give it occasional conditioning and it will

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