Medieval Boots for Men

Medieval Boots for Men

Welcome to our Medieval Boots for Men collection! Here at Medieval Collectibles, we’re passionate about helping you bring history to life with every step. From rugged historical leather boots to authentic Roman gladiator sandals, Viking boots, and even moccasins, our diverse range of men’s historical footwear is chosen and designed to transport you to another era while keeping you comfortable in the present.

Craftsmanship Meets Comfort 

Our medieval boots are more than just costume pieces. We pride ourselves on offering footwear that combines historical accuracy with modern comfort. Crafted from high-quality materials like genuine leather, suede, and durable microfiber, these boots are built to last.

Whether you’re attending a Renaissance fair or a Halloween party, participating as historical reenactors, or simply wanting to add a touch of medieval flair to your everyday wardrobe, our boots will keep you in style.

Medieval Shoes for Every Adventure 

We’ve got you covered no matter what period or style you want to find. Are you a knight in shining armor? Our sturdy leather boots will complete your look. Perhaps you’re a Viking warrior ready to explore new lands? Our rugged Viking boots are perfect for your next raid (or festival). From ancient Rome’s streets to medieval England’s forests, our collection offers authentic footwear for every historical persona.

Why Choose Medieval Collectibles?

Since 2003, we’ve been your one-stop-shop for medieval and Renaissance. Our wide variety of products, including Historical Weapons and Renaissance Clothing, means you can outfit yourself from head to toe in one place. We’re constantly updating our inventory with cutting-edge products to ensure you have access to the latest and greatest in historical replicas. Plus, with our gift-wrapping service, 30-day return policy, and excellent customer service, you can shop confidently knowing we’ve got your back.

Step Into History Today!

Ready to complete your historical ensemble or add a touch of historical charm to your wardrobe? Browse and sort our collection of Medieval Boots for Men today. With various styles, sizes, color options, and materials, you’re sure to find the perfect pair to suit your needs. Don’t just walk through history–stride confidently with your chosen clothes from Medieval Collectibles!

Frequently Asked Questions

What kind of shoes did they wear during the Middle Ages?

Here are some of the most distinctive and controversial shoes from the Middle Ages:

• Pattens: They looked like clogs or shoes with raised platforms and were worn over regular shoes to protect them from mud and dirt. Both men and women wore these protective overshoes.
• Poulaines: The term poulaine can mean the shoes themselves or their pointed toes, such as long-toed ankle boots. The nobility, particularly the men, wore them as a symbol of status and leisure. Some toes were so ridiculously long that they were banned or their lengths regulated under sumptuary laws.
• Turnshoes: These leather shoes were created inside out and turned, resulting in their name. Soft-soled slip-ons were widely used during the Middle Ages and are recreated in modern times, such as Viking turnshoes.
• Boots: Men across social classes wore this kind of footwear. As noted below, boots appeared in various lengths and were fastened using laces, buckles, and buttons.

What kind of boots did men wear in the Middle Ages?

Men and sometimes women wore their boots low or high like up to the thigh and knee:

• Ankle boots were primarily used for work.
• Hueses referred to high leather boots that reached the thighs or soled hoses.
• Estivaux were short boots described as soft and lightweight.
• Brodequin referred to laced boots that ended at the knee or calf, although they may have been initially the stockings worn inside boots.

Women may have also worn some of the period shoes and boot styles mentioned here.

What were medieval boots made of?

Boots were made of leather and fabrics, like estivaux. The quality of leather for the footwear did vary. Wealthy people would have their boots embroidered, fur-lined, and colored, among other tweaks.

Did Medieval peasants wear shoes?

They usually owned a pair of footwear that served practical purposes, like working in the fields. Medieval peasant boots also reflected sumptuary laws that dictated the norms of fashion and ornamentation among social classes.

Look no further for medieval boots for reenactors to complete your costume for LARP, cosplay, and historical reenactments.

Our medieval shoe collection provides today’s gents and women with high-quality Norman shoes, period shoes, Attila boots, low-laced boots, combat boots, and more.