Brown Leather Cavalry High Boots

High cavalry boots, 14th - 16th century, brown leather

High boots, which could be considered rare in the Middle Ages, seem to have been worn a lot by members of the upper classes and knights. Although they were most popular throughout the 15th century, they also saw their use in the late 14th century. We can see examples such as in Gaston Phebus' hunting book (with versions of it from the 14th to the 15th century). Our boots are made of the finest quality leather, thick yet flexible to adapt to the wearer's leg. The sole is made of genuine leather, and is practically made using medieval techniques.

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This product is made of natural leather. It may contain wounds, imperfections or not be 100% regular, but this is proof of its authenticity. The roughness or color may vary slightly and the finish cannot be guaranteed to be identical from one product to another. Dyeing is done by natural methods and the final finish may vary depending on the original tone of the leather.
No claims will be accepted for any of the above cases.