Suits of Armor

This category contains our full suits of armor, all of which are fully wearable and come with display stands or racks. Note that many of these are re-creations of existing suits in museums or private collections, so they are authentic suits as well!

Hanwei Daisy Armor The latest addition to Hanwei's amazing line of fully-wearable samurai armor, the Daisy Armor is an exquisite example of a surviving suit of 14th-century samurai armor.	Armor of Churburg A stunning replica of a piece thought to have been forged in Milan during the mid-to-late 1300s. Fully wearable, hand-forged of high-carbon steel, and accented with decorative brass strips and mail edging.
Milanese Armor A suit replicated from one forged around 1440 in Milan, this suit typefies the "Milanese" style of armor, with its rounded, graceful curves and surfaces designed to deflect incoming blows.	Gothic Suit of Armor This suit of armor is replicated from a Gothic original, complete with the characteristic "spiky" appearance and fluting designed to strengthen the armor and help deflect blows. Fully wearable and includes display stand.
Oda Nobunaga Armor This suit of armor is copied from that of Oda Nobunaga, the 16th-century daimyo who nearly united all of Japan under his rule.	Takeda Shingen Armor A full suit of armor attributed to Takeda Shingen, one of the legendary warlords of the Sengoku period of Japanese history.
Dragon Armor A stunning set of armor created by Hanwei's master armorsmiths.