No matter what kind of character or outfit you have, these medieval peasant boots should fit the bill. They are handmade using dyed real leather, so each product is ever so slightly different.

The style is both based in history and unique, as the boots are shorter than many others and are more like ankle boots than knee or calf boots. Like many historical medieval boots, these peasant boots don’t have a separate heel and the design is relatively simple. Basically, these boots wouldn’t have been out of bounds for your average medieval cobbler to make, despite their streamlined and attractive appearance.

The boots are fastened at the front with leather laces that thread through eight holes. This fastening is both attractive and, yet again, has a basis in history. Leather laces have existed all throughout history, including the medieval period.

As they are made with real leather, these boots are comfortable and hard-wearing, but they do need a little looking after to get the best use out of them. As with other leather shoes and clothing, they can be brushed and cleaned with leather soap, and then maintained with oil or polish.

This item is handmade, therefore, it may vary slightly from what is shown above.

US Shoe Sizes. Runs true to size – these are not available in Wide or Narrow, just Standard. Measurements are approximate.