Give handmade leather belts a distinctive finishing detail with this Belt Chape set. Made from solid brass with an ornate openwork design, these decorative fittings are designed to be attached to the loose end of a leather belt.
A belt chape serves both a decorative and practical purpose, adding a metal accent while helping protect the leather tip from everyday wear.
This piece is a direct replica of the 15th-century belt chape belonging to King Eric of Pomerania, who ruled the Scandinavian Kalmar Union from 1396 to 1439
Solid Brass
Each Brass Belt End is made from solid brass for a substantial feel and traditional look.
Brass does not rust like iron or mild steel. With time, use and exposure to the environment, its surface can naturally darken and develop a patina.
Ornate Openwork Design
The decorative openwork pattern gives each fitting a detailed historical-inspired look that pairs well with leather.
The shape and detailing make this Belt End suitable for medieval-inspired belts, LARP equipment, costumes and handmade leather accessories.
Set of 5 for Leathercraft Projects
Each purchase includes 5 matching solid brass belt chapes, making the set useful for leatherworkers, costume makers and hobbyists working on multiple projects.
Use them for:
- Medieval-style belts
- LARP and costume accessories
- Historical-inspired clothing
- Handmade leather projects
- Theatre and stage costumes
- DIY leathercraft
Protects & Decorates the Belt End
A Brass Belt Tip provides a decorative finish to the loose end of a leather belt while helping protect the tip from everyday wear.
How to Install
Position the chape over the end of the leather belt and mark the required attachment points. Fit the chape into position and secure it from the reverse side using the attachment hardware.
Care & Maintenance
- Wipe clean with a soft, dry cloth after use.
- Keep dry during storage.
- Avoid harsh or abrasive chemical cleaners.
- Use a suitable brass polish sparingly if a brighter finish is preferred.
Note: Slight variations in brass tone, surface texture and detailing may occur between individual pieces. Brass can also naturally change in appearance with age and use as its surface develops a patina.














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