Maille Chausses, Chainmail leggings, Medieval Chausses for Reenactment, 12th-13th century Maille leggings

Maille Chausses — 11th–14th Century Chainmail Leg Armour (Custom Options)

Maille chausses (medieval chainmail leggings) were widely used from the 11th to 14th century to protect the legs and tops of the feet. Inspired by museum finds and depictions such as the Bayeux Tapestry, these reproductions are built for historically accurate reenactment and display.

Specifications

• Ring size & weave: 9 mm riveted rings, European 4-in-1

• Attachments: Leather fastening system

• Era: 11th–14th century / Early & High Medieval

• Coverage: Foot-top and full leg

Available Builds

• Standard tube style

• Open-back (with space for leather lacing)

• Fully sealed (option to have them sewn directly to medieval boots)

Originally a mark of wealth and elite warriors, chausses later became standard equipment for knights and persisted into the 15th century for lower-ranked soldiers.

Perfect for reenactment, LARP, living history, and museum-quality kits.

Have questions or need a custom configuration? Get in touch — we’re happy to help