Belts in the high medieval and early Renaissance periods were far more than simple waist fasteners, they were visible markers of status, wealth, and allegiance. This 14th–15th Century leather belt captures the grandeur of the era, featuring genuine leather for appearance and Sturdiness and hand-fitted brass mounts in heraldic designs.

The fleur-de-lis and trefoil cut-out buckle plate evoke the symbolism of chivalric orders, courtly elegance and noble heritage, often seen in manuscripts and artefacts in museum collections. The elongated chape and mount arrangement is authentic to belts depicted in medieval period and tombs, which often extended well below the tunic hem.

Designed for historical clothing, this belt serves both functional and ceremonial purposes — it can hold a sword, pouch, or dagger while also standing out as a decorative focal point in your attire.

Measurements

Please refer to the size chart for your perfect waist size.

Care Instructions

Keep leather long lasting by conditioning with natural beeswax or leather balm every few months
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent drying or cracking
If leather becomes wet, allow it to dry naturally
Polish brass fittings with a soft cloth; avoid harsh abrasives that could scratch the surface
Avoid prolonged contact with moisture to prevent tarnishing of brass and stiffening of leather

Note on Craftsmanship

Each belt is handmade using traditional methods, so slight variations in leather tone, brass finish, or rivet placement are natural.