Medieval Soldier's Shoes Quentin, 14th century

These buckled ankle boots wore medieval soldiers on the territory of France, England and Germany in the 14th century. They are closed with one oblique strap and brass buckle over the instep. The shoe tips are rounded. The shoes are stitched with machine and have a rubber sole with flexible seam.

Product No: 9591

Period: Gothic style, the Middle Ages / Gothic-style and medieval shoes

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Product description

Medieval Soldier's Shoes Quentin, 14th century

Available in dark brown colour only, as it can be seen in the photos.

These Soldier's Shoes are available in standard EUR sizes. 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.

Care of the Soldier's Shoes

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: Medieval shoes