medieval ankle boots

medieval ankle bootsSimilar ankle boots were worn throughout Europe from the 12th to the 14th centuries. The shoes are crafted from high quality leather and have a firm sole. Tip: our shoes are only available in brown leather. However, they can easily be coloured with coloured shoe polish or leather dye. The edges of the shoes may also be finished with decorative stitches. The sizes of the last of this shoe (the wooden foot on which the shoe is modelled) are as follows:

The skirt features a cord with wooden trim around the waist so it can easily be made to measure

It weighs approximately 3

which was employed by the Roman army until the 3rd–4th century

While these weapons were likely used primarily for decorative or ceremonial purposes

or for very small foot sizes

poulaines — shoes with long pointed toes — were fashionable

The wool tunica is crafted from a wool mix and has been modelled after several original Roman tunicae from the second half of the 1st century BC until the second half of the 1st century AD

The helmet is lined with leather for additional wearing comfort and is supplied with riveted neck protection

and a weight of 950 g

but at least after each use with silicone spray

The Valknut is based on a carving found in Oseberg

Its use was essentially limited to fully armored knights and warriors