decorated ankle boots

decorated ankle bootsSimilar ankle boots were worn around the 14th and 15th century by the middle and higher classes across Europe. The shoes are crafted from high quality leather and have a firm sole, making them well suited to intensive use. 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 of your own choosing. The sizes

The trousers may be combined with leg wrappings for an extra sophisticated look

The surcoat features a mi-parti pattern

The spangenhelm is of the nasal helmet type

Large axes with round heads were used in warfare by Danish Vikings (and later by the Anglo-Saxons)

The belt is a replica based on fragments of an original found in grave 501 in the Viking town of Birka in Sweden

Since the 2nd/3rd century archaeological evidence of leg wrappings in the Germanic areas of Europe exists

The Wigbold trousers are inspired by garments worn during the 8th–12th century in the Scandinavian and Slavic world

which permit ease of movement for fighting

it features long sleeves and a V-neck

with visor and bevor open:

This replica is razor sharp

The crest of this sallet is fashioned in the manner of the late Gothic period