Poulaine Crakow Medieval Shoes — Bespoke 14th–15th Century Leather Pointed Toe Footwear jack boot and stands his ground against

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Closure: Leather thong tie through sewn loop — archaeologically documented fastening method

Commando sole is optional

Top: Soft natural fold-drape — organic suede character

These boots are crafted from premium leather or synthetic materials

Poulaine Crakow Medieval Shoes — Bespoke 14th–15th Century Leather Pointed Toe Footwear jack boot and stands his ground againstThe Most Provocative Shoe in Medieval History Handcrafted in Genuine Leather Perhaps one of the silliest and most fascinating trends in medieval fashion, the poulaine probably first emerged around 1340 in Krakow, Poland. One of the most distinctive and intriguing shoe styles of the medieval period, the poulaine also known as the pike or crakow was a low cut, flat soled shoe, sometimes fastened with a side lace or toggle, whose distinctive feature was