Fencing Long Sleeve T-Shirts

This retro fence design shows a fencer in front of a vintage colored circle. Perfect gift idea for fencers and fencing lovers! Great gift for fencers and fencing lovers! - If you're looking for a vintage or retro styled present for the fencer in your family, you've found it.

Perfect for HEMA (Historical European Martial Arts) and SCA practitioners, historical re-enactors, history buffs, and those who are either from Ukraine or support its freedom and independence.

Crossing the only known portrait of German Longsword master Johannes Liechtenauer and Jack Burton's iconic tank top from Big Trouble in Little China, this shirt is a must have for all HEMA fencers.

Dinosaur fencing athlete watercolor

If I can reach you in the lunge, you are too close! Funny way to remind people about your personal space and your fencing skills. You are always En Garde and ready to protect your surroundings.

Medieval friends are the ones that fight each other with blunt pointed objects. Let your new friends know what you are all about with this medieval manuscript design. Great for SCA, Bohurt, HEMA, and reenactors.

YOU seem a decent fellow, I hate to die.

Wish your mates luck in combat or give yourself a moral boost. Historical fencing gear for when you're not in armor.

Show off your love for all things HEMA and let the world know you live the HEMA life. Historical fencing gear for when you're not in armor.

Black line drawing of a French Musketeer

All for one and one for all.

Blue Cup Rapier Sword

Fencing apparel made from words. Prefect gift for all fencers and fencing lovers Perfect gift for friends and family members that love swords and go fencing.

Fencing apparel made from words. Prefect gift for all fencers and fencing lovers Perfect gift for friends and family members that love swords and go fencing.

This fencer shirt will make you smile.

Black Cup Rapier Sword

Old Proverb

Crossed Halberds (Black)

We all have to start somewhere.

en garde!

Show the world your love for HEMA. By Casual Carapace - Historical fencing gear for when you're not in armor.

Julie d'Aubigny, a 17th-century swordswoman and opera singer. She learned dancing, reading, drawing, and fencing alongside the pages her father trained and dressed as a boy from a young age. Around 1687, d'Aubigny became involved with a man named Sérannes and the pair fled to Marseille after he killed a man in an illegal duel. On the road south they made a living giving fencing exhibitions and singing in taverns and at local fairs. While travelling and performing d'Aubigny dressed in male clothing but didn't conceal her gender. On arrival in Marseille, she joined the opera company run by Pierre Gaultier. She later became involved with a young woman and when the girl's parents sent her to the Visitandines convent in Avignon. d'Aubign...

This is my sword...

This is for everyone who spends a lot of time collecting, forging, and fighting with swords. If HEMA, SCA, Buhurt, or reenactment is your vibe, then this is for you.

Tizona Sword (red)

Crest of Swords III

Hand and a half sword / Bastard sword (white)

Touché the agreement you needed

The noble swordsman issues a challenge in this design from the works of HEMA great Joachim Meyer. By Casual Carapace: Historical fencing gear for when you're not in armor.

Boot on a Fence Post in a Kansas Pasture west of Lucas Kansas USA out in the country. With green grass and blue sky.

Fechten

Haters gonna hate, so let them know they got you in style

A vintage fencer thrusting a gag epee with a flag reading, "stab!," hanging from the foil.

The greatest duel -- narwhal vs. swordfish!

The original "reach out and touch somebody" inspired by Capo Ferro, the master of 16th-17th century Italian rapier. Perfect gift for HEMA and SCA practitioners, historical reenactors, and history buffs. This design proudly makes the point with all of the concepts summarized in one sentence with a rather graphic picture to follow.