medieval ankle boots 1250 1500

medieval ankle boots 1250 1500These sturdily crafted medieval shoes with brass buckles reach up to the ankle. The simple yet functional design was particularly popular amongst soldiers between approximately 1250 and 1500, placing it firmly within the late medieval period. The shoes combine durability with historically accurate details. Constructed from smooth leather with a small heel, as was common at the time, they are well suited to reenactment, LARP, or as a finishing touch to

Comfortable across a variety of weather conditions

The top is open to reduce weight — much like the blood gutter — permitting a lighter profile in use

but principally to trade

it reflects the aesthetic of its era

It is fitted with a leather inlay and a chin strap

It also has characteristics of the Imperial galea

the set is particularly well-suited to the Middle Ages

Bracelets of this type were worn by Germanic chieftains from the 4th century AD

The sword is crafted after several Celtic originals from the La Tène period

whilst the waist features an elasticated band to ensure a well-fitting size

and reenactments

re-enactment battles