Byros

Byros is a term used in some contexts to refer to a type of garb or armor worn by ancient Greek hoplites in battle. Comprised primarily of leather, Byros provided protection for the lower legs and was often worn by foot soldiers who required a higher level of protection.

The Byros also referred to the thongs or straps used to fasten such armor to the wearer's legs. This textile is made from toughened animal hide, the method of prep and construction assists add stain-resistant properties to the material. Additionally, parts of the Byros are reinforced to be more durable during use.

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