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Front-laced late medieval shoes
Sturdy reconstruction of late-medieval shoes found in London, and dated about 1380 AD. Each shoe has three laces for fastening at the instep. The 2mm-thick upper leather is sewn using a turnshoe-style edge/flesh butt seam. The sole is made of several layers of cowhide leather. This modern construction allows for an authentic turn-shoe "look", while offering more stability and durability. More information...
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Front-laced late medieval shoes
The sizes are normal but the shape is narrow, especially at the toes. We recommend choosing one size larger if you like it to have spaciously or if your feet are wide.
- Strong upper leather - approx. 2mm thick
- Nailed leather outsole - approx. 6mm thick
- colour: dark-brown
- Available sizes: see the options below
Please note: This is a replica of medieval shoes that are in no way comparable to modern shoes. Above all we mean the wearing comfort and the durability of the shoes. The use of insoles and thicker socks can increase your comfort. The durability of the shoe corresponds to the indoor use in theatre performances. These shoes are not suitable for outdoor walks, show fights or other uses where the soles are rubbed off. Acceptable is e.g. the use of guards / film extras who rather stand and go very little. If you use the shoes in an " active way", they wear out quickly. This is not considered by us as a reason for complaint - it is a natural feature of this article, which is hereby clearly declared!
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