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"The medieval era of CLOTHING and accessories were once forgotten because of the eras drastic fall off in history. Little did we know, medieval accessories would be re-emerging and look better than ever. When our Keen Charisma Pink Suede Leather Pouch rests between your fingertips, the ultimate bond

"Our Orchid of the Angels Adornment is a fine piece of art. The golden brass décor glistens in the sunlight and sparkle in the night. While often used on CLOTHING, these decorations were found on other items as well such as posters, ornaments, and many others. The small stature makes this dec

"Does somebody need a barber? Our Slick Snips Scissors amplifies the art of grooming and cutting objects with the luxury feel. Back in the earlier 1300s, scissors were made of brass and often used by women in the process of sewing CLOTHING and other cloths. Then later on in the medieval history, sci

"CLOTHING in the Middle Ages didnt really have pockets so people were forced to put their valuables in pouches and bags. The Lord of the Manor Medieval Suede Money Bag holds double the amount of coins than your average pouch as it is essentially two pouches in one. This type of bag is worn with a fl

"These decorative pieces are great for completing a fantasy costume or adding a little something different to traditional armor or CLOTHING.  Made From thick black leather with beautiful tan leather designs these bracers will surely get you noticed.  Brass rivets line the sides with a nylo

"During the Renaissance, bags worn belted at the hip carried personal items such as smelling salts, fans, and opera glasses. These bags were important as CLOTHING did not come will pockets.  You could also find rose petals, spices, and herbs to cover up the smell of body odor and ward off infec

"Wearing belt pouches such as the Handmade Tanners Dream Leather Belt Pouch was the norm in the time of the Renaissance.  Trendy items like this pouch were not just a fashion statement but a necessity.  Most if not all CLOTHING did not come equipped with pockets to carry ones valuables so

" Throughout most of history, both men and women used handbags for practical purposes. Pockets were unknown in medieval CLOTHING, therefore purses and pouches of various kinds were widely utilized by all people of all classes. The working class, artisans, pilgrims, and peasants used what we would

" During the Middle Ages CLOTHING had been regarded as a means of concealing the body. But with the Renaissance came the accentuation of the human form. With the lavish dress of this time tailors were required at court to make lavish and exuberant CLOTHING or costumes. While doing a fitting he wo

"Test your luck with these set of five buttons.  Great for almost any type of CLOTHING that needs a closure. Projects such as shirts, jackets, skirts, messenger bags, purses, you name it; these buttons can do it all. There are two pre-drilled holes inside the four leaf clovers for easy stitchin

"Buttons are a common element of interaction design. While they may seem like a very simple element, they are still one of the most important ones to create beautiful CLOTHING. If you are an artist, or designer, run a CLOTHING line or any other creative venture, custom buttons are perfect. This set

"Buttons are most often attached to articles of CLOTHING but can also be used on containers such as wallets and bags. However, buttons may be sewn onto garments and similar items exclusively for purposes of ornamentation. They serve as fasteners work by slipping through a fabric or thread loop, or b

"As long as human beings have needed to keep their CLOTHING fastened, buttons have been there to do the work. We offer artisan CLOTHING buttons, purse handles, and sewing notions. Unique buttons for sweaters, dresses, coats, shirts, or crafts.  These buttons are all custom made and hand carved.

"You never hear about people accenting their CLOTHING with toggles. It is generally all about the buttons but no more.  Toggles are an excellent way to close coats, bags, sweater, and costumes.  Period attire often used toggles right down to the shoes.  These toggles come in a set of

"Toggles were often seen on period CLOTHING and apparel but are still used to day on pea coats and large jackets.  These toggles have been hand polished with each toggle having two pre-drilled holes. They come made of alternating striped horn.  You can use these on period cloaks, shirts, o

"Medieval CLOTHING barely had pockets so pouches were essential for both men and women. In this regard they were indispensable, and apart from holding documents it was very useful for keeping together personal items such as money, keys, seal, strike-a-light, spectacles, comb, ear scoop, dice, etc.,

"This lovely ornate hair pin has been hand forged from iron steel.  It is one solid piece of metal that has been twisted and shaped to the unique pin you see here.  You can use it in updos, braids, and ponytails.  But dont just stop at hair, it can also be used to fasten CLOTHING such

"The Belt was a necessary part of middle ages era CLOTHING. There were not many situations when man in these times could be seen without belt. This belt is made from quality leather and has been dyed black; all hand stitched with a steel ring to knot your belt.  This style was commonly known as

"CLOTHING was expensive back in Medieval Europe, and the lower class would wear what articles of CLOTHING they had until they were so dilapidated that they could not wear them anymore, which means that they needed reliable fabrics to wear for a long time that was sturdy enough to hold all of their e

"The Templar Knights were among the most skilled fighting units during the crusades. The most distinct characteristic of the Templar Knights was the large cross they brandished on their CLOTHING and weapons. The 30.75” Damascus blade of this replica Templar sword is forged from blended 1095 an

"The Vikings loved patterned CLOTHING and actually they loved patterned everything. Look at their culture, patterns and symbols are everywhere. Take a look at their ships, weapons, and jewelry; these pieces are ornate so it would not be a stretch to say that so were their belts. From what we know fr