Medieval shoe covers brown

The brown medieval shoe cover is a brown overshoe with a long, tapering pointed toe and a wide turned-over collar around the ankle. You pull it over your own shoes for Castlefest, a medieval festival, or a medieval-themed party. It is designed for women and men, so you can wear it as a lady-in-waiting, farmer, or archer.

Design and material of the shoe cover

• The color is a warm, solid brown that runs throughout the entire shoe cover, including the inside of the collar.
• The toe tapers to a sharp point, like a classic pointed shoe.
• At the top is a collar that is turned outward and opens into two points at the front.
• A visible seam runs along the bottom edge, giving the overshoe its shape.
• The material is 100% polyester.
• Do not wash, bleach, tumble dry, iron, or dry clean.

Why do pointed toes belong on medieval shoes?

Pointed shoes were a real fashion phenomenon in Europe during the late Middle Ages. The longer the point, the more status the wearer displayed, because you could hardly work with such a shoe. That is why everyone still immediately recognizes a pointed toe as medieval today, even if the rest of your clothing is simple.

Complete your medieval look from the feet up

A recognizable medieval silhouette starts with the legs. Wear the brown overshoes under puffy breeches with long dark stockings for a simple farmer or villager. If you prefer a forest dweller with a bow and arrow, a green tunic with a scalloped hem and green tights will match well. Keep the rest of your outfit in earth tones or forest green, then the brown of the collar and the point will match nicely.

Order the brown medieval shoe cover and walk around in the right period right up to your toes during Castlefest or your medieval party.