Romanic shoes - the gentry

You can set the total shoe height (measured from the ground) of this model Romanic shoes - the gentry, so that it corresponds with the individual body height of the wearer. It is not advisable to choose a shoe height above 2” (5cm) below the kneecap. The maximum shoe height is usually about 19” (48 cm).

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Out of stock. Delivery date in 3 weeks after order

260,00 €
214,88 € excl. VAT

Variants in stock

Colour: dark brown, Shoe size: EU 42, Overall shoe height: 23 cm

in stock 1 pair(s)

Product No: 3097

Period: Vikings and Normans / Viking and Norman shoes

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Product description

Romanic shoes - the gentry

These shoes are available in sizes after this chart. If you select the size "made-to-measure", they will be manufactured according to this measurement chart. Please fill it in after you finish your order.

Overall height is 23cm - higher overall heights - surcharge for 1cm
The shoes are equipped with rubber outsoles

Note to selection of the shoe height:

Our footwear is made from genuine leather of three basic colours: black, dark brown and light brown (also described as tan color). Any other color has to be applied in form of special covering varnish that has one important drawback. Cracks of the varnished leather may appear after some time of use. The varnish on mechanically strained parts may even crumble away. Please consider this fact before placing your order, as we cannot provide guarantee for the varnish for two years as usually. If you intend to use such shoes or boots just only once (e.g. for a wedding) or only several times a year, we assure you the shoes will serve you well and give you joy.

Care of the Romanic shoes - the gentry

The shoes are treated with balm containing beeswax. The shoes are made of genuine leather. You can treat them with various shoe care products. The balm softens the leather soft and waterproofs it. Moreover, it makes the leather darker. If you do not have the balm, you can also use oil for leather or a normal shoe polish. The shoes polish can easily tone the leather color and cover minor imperfections (e.g. scuffed shoe tips).

Included in these categories: Early Medieval Shoes

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