Chausses

The medieval chausse is a piece of clothing in fabric, covering the legs, worn on a braie. The medieval chausse is attached at the waist by leather lace or fabric strap. It becomes, in the Middle Ages, an essential element of the medieval costume. Medieval shoes are always worn in pairs until the 14th century. After the 14th century, they are standardized to form a single piece. They can be made of wool, cashmere, cotton, hemp, drill, leather...Very appreciated throughout the medieval period and history, it will complete and protect your medieval costume during your historical festivals, Merovingian, camps, reenactments, theaters, shows, GN, fantastic and fairy worlds...
Care: Washing 30° inside out without spinning, to be shaped during drying.Attention! If it's in wash with cold water.