Sword Belts

This Hanwei Left Handed Broadsword Belt by Paul Chen is styled after 13th century examples and is capable of handling most medieval-style single-hand and hand-and-a-half swords. Fully adjustable made from heavy top-grain leather.

The Knight's Steel Armor Belt was usually worn low on the cuirass of a knights armour during the 14th century.

A Leather Double Wrap Sword Belt is a more comfortable way to carry a sword. The extra length of belt wraps around a body the second time, both hips then support the weight of the sword. Made of beautiful leather with brass studs and buckle.

A Leather Double Wrap Sword Belt is a more comfortable way to carry a sword. The extra length of belt wraps around a body the second time, both hips then support the weight of the sword. Made of beautiful leather with brass studs and buckle.

The Left Hand Rapier Carrier features a two-piece design means that no matter who wears the belt, the carrier still hangs at the proper angle. Hand crafted form the finest quality leather.

From the early Celts to well past the Renaissance, warriors knew that a double wrap belt was a more comfortable way to carry a sword. But it was in Medieval times that the practice really flourished. When the extra length of belt wraps around a body the second time, both hips then support the weight of the sword.

Medieval and Renaissance Ring Belt set, a great belt, pouch and sword frog set for Renaissance Faire or Steampunk events, as well as LARP. Leather belt has a solid steel ring, suede pouch and one sword or dagger frog. Made in USA.

This belt with rapier frog is constructed from thick, stitched leather and is fitted with steel buckles and fittings. The belt can be adjusted to fit with its buckle, and the series of buckles on the frog can be adjusted to fit a rapier scabbard.

The thin Medieval leather belt with bronze buckle is a replica of a 10th century belt. This belt would make a great belt for carrying a pouch or other accessories.

This US Army Officer's Ceremonial Belt is a government spec, current issue ceremonial belt. Features 24K gold-plated buckle with Army Coat of Arms and matching belt keepers. One size. Belt width is 1-3/4 inches wide. Adjustable up to 48 inches in length.