Medieval Sugar Loaf Helmet with Visor

At this point in the early 14th century, the “Sugar Loaf” Helmet is becoming a type of bascinet. The visor gives the option of full face protection or having it open for a wider range of vision. The brass cross is typical of the design of the period.
Great helms with a more conical bowl were also called Sugar loaf helmets on account of their resemblance to a sugar loaf. This shape gained popularity by the early 14th century. This replica distinguishes itself in that it features a hinged visor. The helmet is hand-crafted out of 16 Gauge steel. Standard Adult Size fully wearable.

Specifications:
Approx. Circumference: 16 Gauge 24 inches and 14 Gauge 26 inches
Inclusions: Leather liner with chin strap
Material: Mild Steel
Finish : Fire Black
Thickness: Choose from options

Note: **
Please use Helmet cotton cap (inner) for comfortable wearing. 
Use Helmet Stand for the good protection of helmet.
The Helmet comes pre oiled for protection from rust. 
Please use dry cloth to clean OR keep it under the Sun for a day for the excess oil to dry out.