Clothes

Chausses are known from the XI century as main part of men's medieval costume. Etimologycally, the word "chausses" is connected with French verb "chausser", that means "put shoes on" or "to shoe". Usually, men worn long chausses with fastenings on the top, but short chausses were popular as well. In Middle Ages men rolled chausses a la modern stockings to the level of middle calf, and fixed chausses with string. This model are higher the knee and are tied under the knee. Long cotta will be a good addition to these chausses. Base price includes chausses of cotton with cotton lining, but we can make them also of linen or wool. Linen chausses will have linen lining as well as woolen.&...

In depictions of early medieval period we can find that women wore stockings and korthoser as well as men. They were knee-lenght and fastened with a garter usually made of leather.  Base price includes following option: colour – black fabric – cotton leather garters with brass buckles Even if they are not visible under your dress but will perfectly fit your legs and keep warm.

This Medieval wool shoes are a characteristic and very successful representative of early medieval shoes. The source for this home shoes creation was the famous Viking shoes from Hedeby, dates from 8th through 11th centuries. Simple and cool felted shoes are extremely comfortable to wear on your feet. They do not rub and do not fall down. Available for men and women, by the pattern of their medieval ancestors, these home slippers sewn from thick wool, lined with soft flax, with linen lining. Made-to-measure Medieval wool shoes may sewed by two ways: - Machine manufacturing. Shoemakers will make wool boots by your parameters, using sewing machine; - Hand sewi...

High boots with buckles, 15th century

Poulaine, 14-15th century