Medieval Brass Aiglets - Set of 10 Cloth Loop Tips

Medieval Brass Aiglets - Set of 10 Cloth Loop Tips

Lace your historical garments with authenticity and ease using this

set of 10 medieval brass aiglets

Traditionally. These small but essential accessories were used between the 14th and 16th centuries to finish off the ends of cords and fabric cords, making it easier to thread them through eyelets or holes. The primary term "

eagle

"derives from the Old French "aiguillette", meaning "shield point" or "small needle".

Each aiglet is made of

solid brass

Made of solid brass, offering durability and a period look. The pointed tip mimics period styles found in museum collections, allowing you to confidently update your clothing with historically inspired details. They are made of solid cast brass,

heavier

and

more resistant

and rolled brass aiglets.

Whether securing a hose to a doublet, holding a gambeson, or finishing a bodice or tunic with laces, these finials provide functionality and elegance. Their simple, tapered design allows for quick threading while maintaining a clean, professional appearance on your garments.

MEASURES:

• Length: approx.

3.8 cm (1.54 inches)

• Outer diameter: approx.

0.7 cm (0.28 inches)

• Inner diameter (cord hole): approx.

0.4 cm (0.16 inches)

• The game includes

10 brass aiglets

IDEAL FOR:

• Sewing laces onto historical garments such as gambesons, doublets, muffs, tunics, bodices, and capes
• Finishing medieval bag or sack cords
• Reproduce authentic tailoring from the 14th-16th centuries
• DIY clothing projects for LARP, film, or museum-quality costumes

CARE INSTRUCTIONS:

• Clean with a dry cloth after each use
• Store in a dry environment to maintain the brass finish.
• Avoid prolonged exposure to moisture, brass can develop a natural patina over time, which can be polished if desired.
• Use pliers or a rivet gun for a secure fit when attaching to the laces ⭐

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