Medieval Brass Sewing Pins – Twisted Loop Head (Set of 6)

Description

These Medieval Brass Sewing Pins are faithful reconstructions of everyday accessories used throughout Europe from the High Middle Ages through the Renaissance. Made from solid brass and hand-finished to a smooth taper, they reflect the practicality and elegance of the original tools once carried by seamstresses, travelers, and housekeepers alike.

The signature twisted loop head adds both aesthetic charm and utility—making it easier to grip, handle, or thread a small cord through. Brass, prized in the medieval world for being corrosion-resistant and more affordable than silver, was the go-to material for those who needed reliable tools without luxury expense.

While modern pins often lack the subtle beauty or historical fidelity of their medieval counterparts, this set bridges that gap. They are slim enough for fine linen and wool while being sturdy enough to fasten garments, make quick repairs, or layer fabric without the need for permanent stitching.

Historical Use:
In medieval life, pins like these were indispensable. They were used to:
• Secure veils, scarves, and linen headwear
• Fasten undergarments and tunics discreetly
• Join multiple layers of garments for warmth
• Make fast, functional clothing repairs while traveling
• Replace or supplement sewn closures in a modular wardrobe

The subtle golden glow of real brass elevates any historical kit, and these pins are compact enough to fit neatly into a needle case or bone pin holder. Whether for sewing, display, or crafting a truly period-authentic outfit, these pins speak to the quiet artistry of medieval life.

MEASUREMENTS:
• Overall Length: 4 cm (1.5 in)
• Approximate Thickness: 0.6 mm

IDEAL FOR:
• Historical seamstresses and textile artisans
• Period-accurate costume or clothing assembly
• Display with medieval or Renaissance sewing kits
• Quick garment repairs in traditional style
• Collectors of authentic medieval accessories

CARE INSTRUCTIONS:
• Store in a dry container or cloth pouch
• Polish gently with a soft cloth for shine or let a natural patina develop
• Avoid prolonged exposure to moisture to preserve surface quality
• Protect the tips from bending by storing away from heavy tools