$34.99
This Roman Sword Belt is made from thick genuine leather with brass fittings, for Roman themes, costumes and swords.
This Roman Sword Belt is a handmade leather hanging belt for carrying your swords securely, with an authentic medieval look.Made from shape retaining genuine leather, it is strong, flexible, and built to last. The leather has a smooth matte finish gives a natural look and is comfortable for long wear.
In ancient Rome, soldiers used hanging belts that were called baltei to carry their swords at an angle for easy access. This leather sword belt helped in hands free carrying as well as a balanced weight. The belt works as a Sword hanger belt, and helps in hanging your sword at your side. Solid brass buckles and studs give it strength and a historical appearance. The adjustable length makes it suitable for different body sizes and outfits.
This sword belt hanger is ideal for Roman themed events , LARP, stage use and fairs. It also looks well with fantasy or historical costumes where a medieval sword belt style is needed.
The Roman Sword Belt is made 3-3.3 mm thick leather for carrying swords during events, displays, or costume reliably.
CARE INSTRUCTIONS:
Note: Each belt is handmade from natural leather, small variations in surface texture are normal.
| Finish | Black, Brown |
|---|---|
| Size | 192 cm |
A: It is used to carry a sword while wearing Roman, medieval, or fantasy costumes.
A: The belt is made from thick, genuine 3 – 3.2 mm leather for strength and long-lasting use.
A: Yes, it is inspired by Roman balteus belts for hanging swords for easy access.
A: Yes, the belt is adjustable to fit a range of body sizes comfortably.
A: It is suitable for Roman-style swords for an authentic Roman look.
A: Yes, the belt has solid brass buckles and studs to make it strong and durable.
A: Yes, it is great for your LARP events, themes , stage use or for your Roman costumes.
A: Yes, each belt is handmade, so small surface differences are natural due to the genuine leather material.
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