• Medieval leather belt (13th-15th centuries) Brown
  • medieval leather belt, 13th-15th century, brown
  • Medieval leather belt (13th-15th centuries) Brown
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Medieval leather belt (13th-15th centuries) Brown

$104.98 USD
$104.98 USD
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Highlights

This high-quality medieval leather belt impresses with its authentic design, specially crafted for reenactments of the 13th to 15th centuries.

  • Made from robust cowhide leather in a classic brown tone for maximum durability
  • Versatile and versatile, it can be combined with various garments for reenactment, LARP, or medieval markets
  • Features a historically accurate buckle made of solid brass
  • Generous length allows for the characteristic knotting of the belt in the medieval style
  • Careful craftsmanship ensures an authentic look and high wearing comfort
  • Ideal accessory for attaching pouches, daggers, or other accessories to the belt loop
Manufacturer's specifications

Battle-Merchant Wacken GmbH & Co. KG, Gehrn 4, 25596, Wacken, info@battlemerchant.com
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Medieval leather belt (13th-15th centuries) Brown
medieval leather belt, 13th-15th century, brown
Medieval leather belt (13th-15th centuries) Brown
Medieval leather belt (13th-15th centuries) Brown

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Questions about the product Medieval leather belt (13th-15th centuries) Brown

What material is the medieval leather belt (13th-15th centuries) brown made of and what width is it?

The medieval leather belt is made of high-quality cowhide and has a width of approximately 38 mm. It is suitable for authentic medieval tying with a knot.
What is the maximum waist size covered by the medieval leather belt (13th-15th centuries) in brown, and how is it traditionally knotted?

Due to its generous overall length of usually 150 to 160 cm, the medieval leather belt covers a maximum waist size of approximately 105 to 115 cm, allowing sufficient room for the characteristic knot. It is traditionally fastened by bringing the end of the strap up behind the belt from below and then pulling it back down through the resulting loop, so that the end hangs decoratively in front of the body.
For which historical periods or specific character portrayals in reenactment and LARP is this belt particularly suitable?

This medieval leather belt is ideal for portraying characters from the High and Late Middle Ages (13th to 15th centuries). In reenactment and LARP, it is particularly suitable for authentic roles such as knights, wealthy citizens, or merchants. Thanks to its timeless design, it also integrates perfectly into various fantasy settings.
What tips are there for the proper cleaning and care of a medieval leather belt to guarantee its longevity?

For optimal care and longevity of your medieval leather belt, Vehi Mercatus recommends the following steps: - Cleaning: Remove coarse dirt with a soft brush or a dry cloth. Then wipe the surface with a slightly damp cotton cloth, taking care not to soak the leather.

- Care: Regularly apply a thin layer of leather grease or leather balm to keep the material supple and protect it from drying out. Allow the product to penetrate for about 15 to 30 minutes and then buff with a soft cloth.

- Drying: Always allow wet leather to dry slowly at room temperature. Avoid direct heat sources such as radiators or direct sunlight, as this can cause the leather to become brittle and fragile.

- Storage: Store the belt in a dry, dust-free place, ideally hanging or loosely rolled. Use breathable fabric bags instead of plastic bags to prevent mold growth.