The Simple anatomical greaves are an important part of protective gear for the Greek hoplites. The hoplite shields protected the torso but exposed the legs; therefore, a protective layer was important. The plain anatomical greaves are designed to follow the natural contours of human legs. The curvature of the knee, the shape of the calf muscles, and the curvature at the ankles are soft on the human anatomy. Although the shape of the greaves fits perfectly on a human’s legs; we still provide leather belts for fastening. Many decorative greaves are found in archaeological excavations; our model is simple and utilitarian.