The Vindolanda boot is an intriguing artifact discovered at the Vindolanda Roman fort in Northumberland, England. These boots date back to the 1st and 2nd centuries AD and provide valuable insights into Roman footwear design and usage.

The shoes have a first-class finish and are made from vegetable-tanned leather. They have the typical Roman, 7 mm long sole nails made of steel.

All vegetable-tanned leather shoes should be oiled or waxed on the outside before use and as required so that the leather remains supple and does not crack.

Details:
- Colour:  Natural tanned leather (can be dyed)
- Material: approx. 2 mm thick vegetable-tanned cowhide
- Nailed leather soles with authentic sole nails
- Available in sizes: 39 to 49

- These are handmade and faithfully reconstructed

Ordering is simple, upon making the order please discuss with us your shoe size as we keep plenty in stock, but if your shoe size is not in our normal stock range, we can make you one especially. Sizes usually come in standard EU shoe sizes.

Please also keep in mind that leather is a natural product and variations in color and grain are quite normal. Each pair of leather shoes is thus unique and above pictures are for reference only.