Cowhide shoes 31118155200

The cow's-mouth shoe, also known as the ox-mouth shoe, is a form of shoe from the early 16th century, was worn by both men and women and developed during this time as a kind of part of the typical clothing of the Landsknecht. The shape of the shoe is characterized by a flat body and a wide toe, which is decorated by elliptical recesses similar to the slotted clothing of the Landsknechte. A strap with a buckle across the rist serves as a closure. The sole was fastened on a stable nail process.
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account: The robustness of the
Shoes according to historical patterns may not meet modern requirements!
They are quite sensitive to asphalt, concrete blocks and gravel. These floor coverings did not exist in the Middle Ages!
We therefore recommend using tripping, possibly insoles or reconditioning with rubber soles at the shoemaker of your choice.

Details: - Material: vegetable tanned cowhide - Upper leather: approx. 3 mm - Sole leather: approx. 6 mm - Sizes: 38 - 47