Medieval moccasins aren't only loved for their beauty, but also for their comfort and contribution to the Renaissance way of life. You'll find these uniquely styled moccasins on the feet of Celtic brides, on the feet of thousands at Renaissance fairs, and on the feet of millions all over the world who seek both comfort and style in their daily footwear regime.
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Crafted for Comfort
Medieval moccasins are usually hand-crafted from an extremely durable leather product, and are most always guaranteed to keep your feet happy and healthy. They've been known to comfort calluses, bunions and corns, and in fact, this style of moccasin was originally made for dancing traditional Scottish folk jigs. Medieval moccasins, once known as "Bog Shoes" or "Ghillies," can be traced back to Celtic times, and were at one time found all over the feet of Eastern Europeans!
Unique and Unusual
These Renaissance-style moccasins not only feel wonderful, they look uniquely wonderful too. From red to silver, open to close-toed, and ankle to knee-height, these moccasins offer a sense of style unlike any other that you'll find in traditional footwear. Medieval moccasins are worn in just about any setting you can imagine. Often-times people will pair these unisex moccasins with skirts or loose-fitting, comfy clothing like linen pants. Some even wear them to work, to church, and some just slip them on for a quick trip to the grocery store.
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No Two Alike
Two very popular places to spot medieval moccasins are at Celtic-themed weddings and Renaissance fairs all over the globe. These particular styles of moccasins usually feature intricate detailing and beautiful lace-up style straps. These moccasins are also often-times dyed a beautiful shade of deep purple, bold red or chocolate brown, and sometimes lace all the way up to the knee. Having hand-made, custom moccasins is quickly becoming the trend.
Whether you're a Renaissance fan or you're just looking for a unique and comfortable way to keep your feet feeling fabulous, a pair of medieval moccasins might be something that you should get your hands -and feet- on!
