KOVEX-ARS Ltd.

The production of historical weapons, armours and requisites in traditional way and professional quality.

Kovex-ars founders are all long-time members of historical fencing groups "Fictum" and "Equitez" successfuly hosting in many European countries and even in the Japan.

Firm specializes in the production of historical weapons and armours. Our blacksmiths and armour makers with 20 years experience will create weapon for you like old masters. Blades of our weapons are all unpointed - designed for fight. The length of the guarantee period for all of our goods is 24 months.

Our products have already found their customers in many countries. They are being sold to European countries like Sweden, Germany, France and even to The United States of America. Weapons and requisites from our workshop satisfy collectors in terms of look and originality, and fencing group members in terms of functionality.

Dear history lovers, our craftsmen are ready to realize your wishes!

2019-01-15 Our armory in Brezno u Chomutova is full again and will stay opened for your visit till end of March. There are replicas of historical weapons, armours and leather products in stock now. Be sure to book a visit and buy our products at discounted prices. For booking, contact us via e-mail or phone at: 00420 603268948.

2018-10-22 For all fans of KOVEX-ARS we now have T-shirts with the company logo ready for sale. The T-shirt can be ordered in the "NEW PRODUCTS" section in sizes L, XL, 2XL, 3XL and colours Azure Blue, Denim, Royal Blue, Emerald, Bottle Green, Grey, Military and Black. The price of the T-shirt is 10 €.

2012-01-09 In early February of 2011 we had the honor to produce for Prince William, Duke of Cambridge and his upcoming wife Catherine Middleton wedding gift in the form of a sword, which was, along with congratulations from Governor of the Ústí Region sent to England and handed over thanks to our friend Mr. Colin Bickers to the royal family on the occasion of this significant event. The wedding took place on the 29th April 2011 in Westminster Abbey in London.