SZCO fornisce spilla da mantello medievale

Name: SZCO fornisce spilla da mantello medievale
Brand: ‎SZCO Supplies
SKU: 0801608278941
Price: 30.29 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:‎SZCO Supplies

3.6/5

€
30.29

Rivestito di nero. Linguetta in acciaio al carbonio. Fibbia in acciaio al carbonio. 3 pollici di larghezza. 3,25 pollici di lunghezza complessiva.

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EAN: 0801608278941

Categories: Abbigliamento, scarpe e gioielli, Costumi e accessori, Oggetti di scena, Armi e armature,

Rivestito di nero. Linguetta in acciaio al carbonio. Fibbia in acciaio al carbonio. 3 pollici di larghezza. 3,25 pollici di lunghezza complessiva.

Brand Name	‎SZCO Supplies
Color	‎Random color
Customer Reviews	4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars 507 ratings 4.6 out of 5 stars
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H	‎3.8 x 3.3 x 0.8 inches
Manufacturer	‎SZCO Supplies, Inc.
Material	‎Alloy Steel
Number of Items	‎1
Package Weight	‎0.14 Kilograms
Part Number	‎HS-7894
Style	‎Classic
Suggested Users	‎unisex-adult

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Scritto da: Noah Griffith

Surprisingly Well Made

Sturdy, good weight. I love how big it is (make no mistake, it is large). So far the coating doesn't seem to be wearing off or discoloring. I've been super happy with it The fitting seems a little looser than I would like, so the pin end is relatively mobile on the brooch. The pin is also pretty agrgressive, if you need to puncture fabric just know it will definitely leave a good sized hole

Scritto da: Marisa Temple

Has a sooty residue, but it can be fixed!

I ordered this cloak pin on a whim before bed, so I didn't read the reviews and did not see the previous comments regarding the black soot residue. I was in my bedroom when I started working on rectifying this soot issue, so I utilized what I had in my room: rubbing alcohol, nail polish remover, and baby wipes. Unlike another reviewer, I did not have beeswax and I'm sure something more... rustic... would have been a great choice, but I did what I could :P I noticed that the pin felt gritty and that another reviewer mentioned sanding it down. Since most of the black was wearing off anyway, I sanded it down with the only sandpaper I had. Once I did that, I washed it off with soap and dried it as well as I could. No more residue came off after that! First picture = sooty, just from unpacking it (but I did wipe off some so I could move my blanket to get to my phone) Second picture = after sanding, washing, drying, AND after harshly rubbing my hands against it to test for more residue. Ratings... 4/5 stars for Value for Money. It feels good and it didn't break the bank. 5/5 stars for Sturdiness. The thing is pretty weighty. 3/5 stars for Easy to Use. (I haven't used it yet.) I will be driving it through sheepskin material, so I don't think I'll care about how big of a hole it leaves but I have yet to get the material. My goal is to use the material like a fur capelet around a linen cape. I might set it up so I can wear/remove the fur capelet without undoing the cloak pin, so I might not experience the pin leaving gaping holes.

Scritto da: Ro Black

Perfect for heavy woolen cloaks!

I have owned this pin for over a year now, and I'm actually about to order a second one. Not because there's anything wrong with the first, mind you, but because it's SO DAMN GOOD. I wear a woolen cloak through winter in a viking style, and this pin is the only one that didn't bend or break. It's heavy duty and HUGE. It can hold together not only my cloak, but my bear fur mantle I wear that I use as a scarf/hood. I've decided that I'd rather my bear mantle be a separate piece, so I'm ordering another one of these pins to hold it together. Be advised, though, this is not something that's tiny and decorative. The tongue is pretty thick and this WILL leave holes in your cloak. I recommend pinning your cloak and then leaving it be. When you take off the cloak, simply slip it over your head and leave it pinned. If you find it necessary to unpin your cloak to fold it up or use it with a pack frame as a backpack, just look for the holes when it's time to pin it back together and that should stop you from having a ton of holes all over your garment. It's large enough that it could almost be disassembled into an awl and a viking arm ring. Speaking of; it does make an excellent awl in the field. I suggest wiping it down before use as it's shipped having been oiled slightly to keep it from corroding in transit. I took a wire brush to mine as it still had a bit of scale on it from forging then let it patina naturally to the color I desired and from there I use mineral oil to coat it every few months (it's iron, it'll rust) after wiping it down thoroughly to remove any oils from my fingers.

Scritto da: Samual Smith

It pokes large holes

The look and feel of this pin is spot on. My only heads up would be that it leaves a decent size hole in whatever you plan to poke with it. I use it with my wool blanket while doing bushcraft stuff and even in wool the hole left was big and noticeable.

Scritto da: Mika

Awesome pin! It's not nasty.

LISTEN! To everyone complaining about the oil - this is a cast iron product, and it needs oil to keep from rusting. Yes, it's not a pleasant feel, but you can wash it off and use a teensy bit of vegetable oil so that it's clean and also resistant to rust. Besides this, it looks amazing, and it comes at a great price.

Scritto da: April Biasiolli

Critical Design Flaw

This brooch is nicely made and sturdy. My major complaint is the center of the pin is twisted, creating raised ridges, so it is impossible to push through any but the most loosely woven fabrics without tearing. If it had a smooth pin it would be just about perfect. It came with a heavy layer of oil on it that immediately turned my hands black. I didn't want to stain my fabric, so I washed it with soap and water, but then it started to rust immediately -- I suppose I should have just cleaned it with a cloth. I am going to keep it, since it looks nice and I can use it with knit shawls and such, but I'm a bit disappointed that I won't be able to use it more often.

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Cloak pin

Very good value for The money, Old World craftsmanship

Scritto da: natalie montana

WAY COOL CLOAK PIN

I chose this cloak pin , for its sturdiness , and authentic look . and the fact that the pin on it doesnt stick out to poke someone hugging you ! Im going to a wedding and want to be safe to hug. this will pin my fake fur shawl together to go over my wool cape . it came in good condition ,packed in a little greese , not rusty , not icky at all . Im so glad I chose this one.

Scritto da: Mauser1950

Blanket pin

This device is the cat’s meow. Simple medieval tool works well on blanket to form a coat, cloak etc. Looks indestructible

Scritto da: Deb

I love it. It is sturdy and holds my knit ...

I love it. It is sturdy and holds my knit wrap beautifully. I wasn't quite sure how to work it, but I found a youtube video that showed me how it works. I love that it looks a lot like the cloak pins on Game of Thrones.

Scritto da: Donna

Thanks

Lovely. Larger than expected

Scritto da: Paul

Well made

Well made brooch

Scritto da: M.E.

Great!

Seems well made, works like a charm, very happy with this product.