Faux Leather Viking Arm Guard Wristbands 2 Pack Costume
Style H 2Pcs / 185cm
$32.99
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Faux Leather Viking Arm Guard Wristbands 2 Pack Costume
$32.99
Key Features
- Non-Woven Construction — The wristbands use a non-woven construction, a fabric made by bonding fibers together rather than weaving them.
Product Specifications
- Piece Count: 2 pack
- Material: Faux Leather
- Pattern: Geometric
- Craft of Weaving: Non-Woven
What It Is / How It Works
These are faux leather arm guard wristbands, sold as a 2 pack for Viking and medieval costume looks. They are made of faux leather, so they are a costume accessory rather than a real leather item.
Medieval-style arm guards are costume accessories worn over the forearm to complete a Renaissance or Viking outfit. Costume arm guards like these are commonly worn for Halloween parties, LARP events and cosplay.
Who It's For / Use Cases
Arm guard wristbands like these suit people building a Viking or Renaissance costume for Halloween, LARP games, cosplay events or theatre. They suit anyone who wants a finished look for medieval-themed dress-up.
How to Wear / Care
- Wear the wristbands over the forearm as part of a Viking, medieval or Renaissance costume.
- Use them for Halloween, LARP or cosplay to complete the look.
How to Choose
Choose these if your costume calls for faux leather arm guards with a geometric pattern. Plan around the piece count: the pack has 2 pieces, so check how many you need for your outfit.
Check the material and craft rows in Product Specifications to confirm the wristbands match the look you want for your costume.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many pieces are in the pack?
The pack has 2 pieces.
What are the wristbands made of?
They are made of faux leather, and the construction is non-woven.
What pattern do they have?
The pattern is geometric.
Are they real leather?
No. They are made of faux leather, not real leather.
What events suit these arm guards?
They suit Halloween, LARP and cosplay, along with Viking and Renaissance costume looks.
How are they worn?
They are worn over the forearm, the way medieval arm guards are worn with a costume.