Accessories

Iron Age Celts of Britain were the first to develop the open ring brooch, a type that would remain widespread in Great Britain and Ireland through...

Hand made laces with chapes come in a range of standard solids and fun combos and are perfect for lacing gowns, bodices, doublets and more. Each is...

3 finger gloves are most commonly seen on agricultural workers and shepherds, the speculation being that they are a form of working gloves that...

Based on a silver hooked tag (dress hook) of the Anglo-Saxon period. It is circular with an intact hook and two peripheral pierced lugs for stitching...

Manuscript show winingas wrapped spirally around the lower leg. Hooked tags of various types are often found just below the knees of skeletons; a...

Made in a shape used by travelers, pilgrims and soldiers, our forage bag is great for carrying small kit items, lunch or modern essentials. Also...

In late medieval Europe, garments were joined or fastened with short lengths of braided string or leather thongs called 'points'.  These...

Known variously as legwraps, wickelbander or puttees, winingas are woven woolen strips which were wrapped around the lower leg among the Anglo-Saxon...