historical sandals

historical sandalsThese timeless shoes were worn from the Stone Age through to classical antiquity, the early Middle Ages, and possibly even later. Several originals of this type of sandal have been found, amongst them an early medieval example from Ireland. Whilst these sandals were highly popular in antiquity across all social classes, in the Middle Ages they were primarily regarded as the footwear of the simple rural population. The sandals are well suited to a

such short coats of mail were called haubergeons

Cold Steel's Swiss halberd is an exceptionally robust

reflecting his importance in both religion and culture

The blade is diamond-shaped

The tent has been designed for early medieval and medieval reenactment

forming an aesthetic contrast with the fabric of the tunic and the embroidery at the neckline

Archaeological finds show that Vikings wore fabrics utilising this weaving method

each featuring a leather cord and horn button closure

The belt is crafted after a 10th-century original

Well-suited to Vikings Cosplay

It may be hung from a belt by means of the two loops

a remarkable leather bag inspired by Viking aesthetics