Jupp Kettle Hat Helmet

The classic kettle hat was a very common helmet in the Middle Ages. It was often worn by the simple footman because the wide brim protected from attacks from above. In addition, unlike closed helmet forms, it hinders neither vision nor respiration.

The "Jupp" kettle hat has a flat brim that is decorated with curved, intersecting clasps. It has a cotton coated foam upholstery and is closed with a sturdy chin strap. This universal helmet is basically suitable for every armoured costume idea, but especially for soldiers, guards or mercenaries.