SPES Officer Jacket 350N Men's/Women's

Special order only! Minimum 3 month wait. We do not keep these in stock.

The Project of Officer HEMA Jacket 350N is based on classic historical outfits. Alfred Hutton, who lived at the turn of XIX and XX century and is one of the HEMA pioneers, was the inspiration for creating this unique jacket.

Officer HEMA Jacket 350N is designed for light HEMA training, for fighters using one-handed training simulators, e.g. sabre, rapier, kord etc. It will work for both beginners and advanced learners. NOTE from HGC TEAM: We recommend this jacket for light weapons such as rapier, smallsword, and similar trainers. We find that for medium weighted weapons such as Sabre will require additional chest protector and arm protection for this jacket to be safe. 

Officer 350N has an asymmetrical flap with a zipper and 9 snaps. The edge of the fold is decorated with a grey trim. This jacket is equipped with a blade-catcher, adjustable belt at the back and mountings above the elbows for appropriate overlays.

This jacket is made of 350N puncture resistance fabrics. The drawstrings at the waist level on the back ensures better fit of the jacket. Cushioning layers have been added on the arms and shoulders. Officer 350N sleeves are equipped with mountings, which allow you to mount additional overlays. e.g. Shell or PRO. This jacket has a wide overlap at the front with an additional inner mounting, which prevents sliding. Double closure (for zipper and naps) results in a durable and reliable closure.

A breathable lining made of 3d mesh ensures heat and moisture transfer and great airflow, which definitely affects comfort of use.

The greatest advantage of the Officer 350N is its very low weight, which gives a feeling of lightness and freedom during training.

The product from the assortment is not personal protective equipment - it is intended for simulating the impression during the study on the treatise techniques. It is not dedicated for fencing or contact sport. If you wish to do contact martial arts, please use personal protective equipment.