• Medieval leather lace-up boots, dark brown
  • short medieval lace-up boots, dark brown
  • Medieval leather lace-up boots, dark brown
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Medieval leather lace-up boots, dark brown

$119.98 USD
$119.98 USD
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Highlights

These sturdy, ankle-high lace-up boots are an authentic addition to any historical attire from the High to Late Middle Ages.

  • Historical classification: circa 1200 to 1450 AD
  • High-quality material: smooth cowhide leather on the outside and soft suede on the inside
  • Stable construction thanks to a stitched leather sole and a nailed heel
  • Authentic look with practical, side leather lacing for a good fit
  • Ideal footwear for reenactment, LARP, or visiting medieval markets
Manufacturer's specifications

Battle-Merchant Wacken GmbH & Co. KG, Gehrn 4, 25596, Wacken, info@battlemerchant.com
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Medieval leather lace-up boots, dark brown
short medieval lace-up boots, dark brown
Medieval leather lace-up boots, dark brown
Medieval leather lace-up boots, dark brown

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Questions about the product Medieval leather lace-up boots, dark brown

What is the best way to clean and care for medieval leather lace-up boots so that the dark brown leather remains supple and durable for a long time?

To optimally care for medieval leather lace-up boots, first remove any coarse dirt with a soft brush or a damp cloth. After air drying, it is recommended to regularly treat the leather with high-quality leather grease or leather balm to keep it supple and protect it from moisture. Avoid direct heat sources such as radiators while drying, as this can cause the leather to dry out and become brittle.
What fit options are available for medieval leather boots, and how do you find the right size for narrow or wide feet?

Medieval leather boots are typically available in various fit options, such as slim, medium, and wide, to accommodate different foot shapes. To determine the correct size, measure your feet in the late afternoon while wearing socks and add approximately 2 cm to the measurement of the longer foot for toe room. The slim-fit option is recommended for narrow feet, while those with wider or higher feet should opt for the wide-fit option. If in doubt, it's advisable to choose the larger size, as the leather will mold slightly to the foot over time.
What material are the laces of medieval boots made of, and how well is the cowhide protected against moisture when worn on unpaved terrain or damp meadows?

The laces of medieval boots are traditionally made of leather (lace) or robust textiles such as cotton. The cowhide used naturally offers some protection against moisture, but for use on damp meadows or unpaved terrain, it should be regularly treated with special leather grease to keep the material supple and increase its water resistance.
Which historical periods do these medieval leather lace-up boots cover, and for which types of surfaces is the leather sole best suited?

These medieval leather lace-up boots historically cover the period from the High to the Late Middle Ages, roughly 1200 to 1450 AD. The leather sole is best suited for natural surfaces such as grass or forest floors; on modern surfaces like asphalt, concrete, or gravel, it is more susceptible to abrasion and should therefore ideally be protected with soles or rubber soles.