Belt "Jolly Roger"

Belt "Kraken"

Belt "Anne Bonny"

The opulent belt is 5cm wide and is worn in a modern way, so it has the belt holes about 10cm before the belt tip and is not knotted in medieval style. The length of the belt is decorated with several decorative rivets in approx. 10cm distance. The buckle is based on historical finds and therefore fits perfectly to the representation of a pirate, musketeer or lansquenet in a larp or for visiting a medieval market.

Belt "Manfred"

Musketeer Belt

The belt is 6cm wide and is worn in a modern way, so it has the holes at the tip of the belt and is not knotted in medieval style. The holes end about 10 cm before the tip. The buckle is based on historical finds and therefore fits perfectly to the representation of a pirate, musketeer or lansquenet in the Larp or for visiting a medieval market. The belt itself was decorated over the entire length with decorative rivets in the shape of the royal Fleur de Lis.
 

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Belt "Levi"

Belt with an impressive belt buckle made of zamak.The belt is 4cm wide and is worn in a modern way, so it has a belt loop and the holes are about 20 cm before the belt tip.  The buckle is based on patterns and style of the renaissance and therefore fits perfectly to the representation of a character in the Larp that is inspired by this epoch or for visiting a medieval market.
Since the holes for buckles wear out a little bit with the duration of use, we make them as narrow as possible. Therefore the belt is a bit difficult to open at the beginning. Remember, if you have to go to the toilet