Yokohagi Okegawa Kachi Samurai Armor is an economical reproduction of a tosei (post 1550 modern) style yoroi (armor) featuring Yokohagi (horizontal) steel plating in the okegawa (tube side) fashion.  This style of armor became common after as the European influence grew in Sengoku era (warring state period) Japan.  This particular gusoku (matching samurai armor set) is crafted with kebiki-odoshi (full lace) on the sode (shoulder shields) and gessan (armored skirt).  It is pictures above with the hachi goshozan kabuto (victory mountain bowl helmet) with optional prominent byo toji (decorative rivets), giving it a strong, and fearsome appearance, as it had 400+ years ago when samurai warriors wore this style of armor on the battlefield.

The kachi class of armor was the more economical yoroi (armor) worn by the lower class samurai in the Daimyo’s army, but are no less impressive.  The renowned armorers at the Iron Mountain Armory will be honored to craft your gendai (modern) Yokohagi Okegawa Kachi Samurai Armor for you using any of the custom options listed.  Select your armor’s color / finish, lacing, material, sizing and other options to make your gusoku personal to you.  Perfect for an economical yoroi for budo martial arts training, larping, cosplay, and/or decorating your home or dojo.  All of our armor is full sized and functional.

Features: Kachi Class.

• Variation of paint, nylon odoshi colors and features.
• Full sized and fully functional.

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To see the class differences, please view Kachi Vs. Gashira.

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