$9.99
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Horn Toggle Buttons from ethically sourced genuine horn, pre-drilled and suitable for DIY, cloaks and medieval wear.
These Horn Toggle Buttons are made from ethically sourced ox horn and sold as a set of five pieces. Each toggle is smooth, carefully polished and has two pre-drilled holes for easy and fast fastening. The natural brown surface look has its own grain patterns which are all unique because it is formed by nature itself .
Horn has been used for buttons and fasteners for years. In medieval and early modern times, horn was chosen for a lot of utility materials as it was easily available, strong and had a unique look. Unlike wood, horn could be moulded into a choice of shapes, and unlike metal, it did not rust or give extra weight.Therefore, historical garments used toggles on coats, cloaks, and heavy outerwear.
These toggles have the same practical shape like historical Toggle Horn Buttons and horn toggle button designs. The elongated shape spreads tension evenly and properly so these are perfect for heavy winter wear. The two-holes which come pre-drilled help the toggle to be sewn and secured.
The ox horn toggles are strong enough for daily use and have very little weight. Their natural finish makes them ideal as brown horn toggles for historical clothing, LARP gear, coats or cloaks.
CARE INSTRUCTONS:
Note: These toggles are made from natural ox horn so each toggle has its own look and pattern formed by nature itself.
A: These toggles are made from genuine, ethically sourced ox horn for strength and smooth finish.
A: Yes, the horn is ethically sourced for craft and garment use.
A: Each set has five individual horn toggles, matched in size and finish.
A: Yes, each toggle has two pre-drilled holes, so that they are easy to sew onto fabric.
A: These toggles are suitable for coats, jackets, cloaks, knitwear, bags, and costume wear.
A: Yes, horn toggles were used in historical garments and are suitable for reenactment, LARP, and medieval designs.
A: Horn is a natural material that can be used regularly if taken care of properly.
A: No, natural horn varies in color and grain. Small differences in appearance are nature of the product.
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