Medieval Knight Muscle Armor Chest Plate: This typically refers to a breastplate designed to mimic the appearance of a muscular torso. Medieval knights wore breastplates made of metal to protect their chest and abdomen during battle. The "muscle" design was often added for aesthetic purposes to intimidate enemies or display wealth and strength. Roman Cuirass Body Armor: The term "cuirass" refers to a piece of armor that protects the torso, including the chest and back. In the context of ancient Rome, a cuirass typically consisted of a breastplate (the "heart" of the armor) and a backplate, often worn by Roman soldiers, especially during the Republican and early Imperial periods. Costume Reenactment LARP Collectible: This indicates that the armor is intended for use in costume, reenactment,.