Hierarchy classification:

1. top of the aat hierarchies
2. Objects Facet
3. Object Groupings and Systems (hierarchy name)
4. object groupings
5. [object groupings by specific context]
6. costume groupings
7. armor groupings

Narrower term/s

• half armors[+]
  • corslets (half armor)
  • harquebus armors
• three-quarter armors
• [armors by function][+]
  • garnitures (armor) [+]
    • small garnitures (armor)
    • great garnitures (armor)
  • field armors [+]
    • bards [NP]
    • plackarts [NP]
  • parade armors
  • tournament armors [+]
    • equestrian armors [+]
      • spurs (costume accessories) [NP] [+]
      • tilt armors [+]
      • Stechzeuge
      • Rennzeuge
      • jousting armors [+]
    • foot-combat armors (tournament armors) [+]
      • armors for the barriers
    • plackarts [NP]
  • equestrian armors [NP] [+]
    • spurs (costume accessories) [NP] [+]
      • rowel spurs
      • prick spurs
      • box spurs
    • tilt armors [+]
      • manifers [NP]
      • tilting targets [NP]
      • pasguards [NP]
      • Poldermittons [NP]
    • Stechzeuge
    • Rennzeuge
    • jousting armors [+]
      • jousting hoods [NP]
  • display armors
  • costume armors

Anotations

Scope note:

Refers specifically to sets of armor pieces designed as a whole to possess particular physical characteristics, usually to suit a particular purpose. For the general meaning of all costume designed to be worn or carried to protect the body in combat, either entire sets or individual pieces, see "armor."