Medieval Weapon T-Shirts

DS1 BOSSES turned into Cuphead bosses! designed by Mustakro

The Quest

At the age of seven or eight,[citation needed] boys of the nobility were sent to live with great lords as pages. The pages learned basic social skills from the women of the lord's house and began basic training in the use of weapons and riding. At the age of 14, the young man became a squire, a knight in training. Squires were delegated to a knight who continued the youth's education. The squire was the knight's companion and servant. The squire's duties included polishing armor and weapons (prone to rust), helping his knight dress and undress, tending to his belongings, and even sleeping in the doorway occupied by the door as a guard.

a 16th century sword in a scabbard with complementary gauntlet

an ornate 16th century gauntlet holding the hilt of a sheathed longsword

This original illustration by Richard H. Fay depicts a Viking-era sword with a trilobate pommel based on one in the British Museum displayed between two plaitwork bands based on a design from a Viking Age stone sculpture on the Isle of Man.

Crossed Halberds (Red)

Halberd (green)

Halberd (water green)

Crossed Halberds (Purple)

Crossed Halberds (Blue)

Cartoon Style Knife “Knifey MC Kniferson”

Halberd (golden)

an illustration of a broadsword with an outline

Slash and bash

Halberd (white)

Crossed Halberds (White)

Halberd (blue)

Halberd (purple)

Crossed Halberds (Green)

Crossed Halberds (Gold)

Flailing ABout

Summon A Friend, glowing knights

Boffers are a funny thing. Sure, some of them are carefully crafted replications of historically accurate weaponry, formed from high quality carbon fiber cores and meticulously carved foams, coated in complex formulations of latex and pigments. Then there's the good old fashioned duct taped pool noodle over a PVC pipe. Regardless, prepare to get thwapped.

Always stoic. Always reliable. The most popular of the race/class table-top gaming character deserves a fully hard-core mascot logo - dontcha think? Well, say no more! Presenting “The Human Fighters”. A team logo you can be proud to take along with you to your next game! Show it off with pride as you dodge every trap sprung, any group of wandering orcs, and every single puzzle your dungeon master thinks “clever”. Pfft.. DM’s got nothing on you with this by your side!

Weapons of war, dismember the jaw.

Title says it all, really. Well, no it doesn’t, because getting smashed and getting your head smashed in are pretty different.

A wandering knight with no kingdom or king to serve.

Trebuchet cartoon.

A quick drawing to combine two of my favorite subjects - flowers and medieval weaponry

Head of a medieval battle Axe

This original illustration by Richard H. Fay depicts a medieval crossbow with a composite bow stave, plus two crossbow bolts.

This high-detail design features a fierce Viking helmet in front of two powerful swords, evoking the spirit of ancient Norse warriors. Whether you're a fan of Viking culture, Norse mythology, or medieval history, this design is sure to make a statement. With intricate details and bold lines, this design is perfect for t-shirts, hoodies, and other apparel. Show off your love for Nordic warriors, battle, and weapon with this unique design. Available in a range of sizes and styles to suit your preference. Perfect as a gift for friends or family who share your passion for Norse mythology and medieval history.

Viking warrior print with a round shield, horned helmet, crossed battle axes.

TATTOO ARTIST, WROCŁAW, POLAND