Viking shoes type Jorvik, brown

Jorvik shoes, or Yor shoes k as they are sometimes called, are based on originals found on Coppergate Hill in York, dating from the 10th to 11th centuries. Closure with two strap tabs with end closure on a leather button on adjustable straps to adapt to the ankle size of the wearer. The shoes are equipped with a thick sole, partly machine-sewn and partly hand-sewn using a technique that imitates historical processing. Despite the relatively primitive workmanship, they can be worn well and comfortably. You can have an anti-slip layer stuck to the sole in your local authority, which is not more periodic is correct, but may be required for some events (e.g. SCA). More information...