The Weave Library

European 4 in 1, also known as standard maille. This is the most common type of maille, used for everything from shirts to coifs to dicebacgs.

A slightly tighter variant of 4 in 1, makes the maille bulkier.

Even tighter than 6 in 1, a very strong but very heavy design. Rated medium for its density.

European 8 in 2, also known as Kingsmaille. The same as 4 in 1, except with two rings instead of one.

Also called Corduroy. Similar to 4 in 1, but woven differently

Snakeskin is a variant of 4 in 1. Rated medium for the use of two different ring sizes

Four rows of Euro 4 in 1 rolled into a square to make a rope.

Byzantine is a variant of box chain, where every other "box" is reversed. The number of connecting rings between boxes vary. This chain is beautiful in jewelry.

Roundmaille is six rows of Euro 4 in 1 rolled into a tube. Tends to fall flat with larger rings, but puffs up when you tug on the ends.

Dragonscale is two interwoven sheets of Euro 4 in 1 with different-sized rings. Slow to make, but very beautiful.