Leather look belt gladiator roman

The Roman gladiator leather-look belt is a wide brown belt with a skirt of six black flaps and eight long, pointed strips.

Each flap features a raised gold-colored medallion, and rows of copper-colored studs run along the strips on a mottled, distressed brown print. Women and men wear the belt during Carnival or at a Roman or Greek-themed party, dressed as a gladiator, legionary, or warrior.

What is the gladiator belt with skirt made of?

The gladiator belt consists of a single wide band with an attached skirt of flaps and strips, so you do not need to attach anything together.

• The center section is dark brown to black and decorated with studs and open slots, while the sides have a mottled brown print.
• There are four metal eyelets at each end of the band.
• Six black flaps each feature a gold-colored medallion, and eight brown strips with studs hang below them.
• The belt is made of 100% polyester.
• The belt is available in sizes S to L and is suitable for women and men.
• Washing instructions: do not wash, do not bleach, do not tumble dry, do not iron, and do not dry clean.

The Roman warrior's strip skirt

A belt with hanging strips is part of the image of the Roman soldier and the gladiator in the arena. The strips were decorated with metal fittings and hung in front of the lower body, so that they moved with every step. Greek warriors are also often depicted with such a skirt of strips under the armor. This makes this single accessory suitable for both a Roman and a Greek warrior look.

A complete gladiator look around the belt

The gladiator belt looks best over a short red or white tunic. Complete the silhouette with armor in the same brown tones, arm guards, and tall lace-up sandals. A helmet with a red plume makes it a centurion, while a closed helmet with a short sword evokes a Greek warrior. You buy these parts separately, as you only receive the belt with the skirt.

Order the Roman gladiator leather-look belt and give your Roman outfit during Carnival the recognizable strips of a legionary.