Legs - Kingdom Come: Deliverance II Database

Long hose are a staple of men’s clothing. They are worn by noble lords as well as simple folks. However, they differ in quality of fabric, cut or richness of colour. These hose are fashionably joined at the crotch by a separate flap.

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These colourful hose are worn by troubadours, jesters and generally eccentric people who like to play pranks on others.

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A long hose are a staple of men’s clothing, but garters are worn only by the nobility, wealthy bourgeoisie or various freedmen. Nothing for the common peasant.

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Decorated high men’s boots with a raised toe, made of quality leather. They are designed for the richest.

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A common ladies leather shoes with a round toe, also known as crocs. They are worn by women and girls from the whole society.

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Jester’s shoes, with a bell on a toe, jingle as he walks. Sometimes it’s amusing, sometimes infuriating.

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Only nomads and Hungarian horsemen wear such strangely frilled trousers wrapped tightly around their calves.

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Simple quilted leggings. Not exactly the pinnacle of tailoring skill. Can be used alone or as a softening underlayer beneath better armour.

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Protection of the entire leg formed by individual iron plates riveted to the honest cowhide leather. This is an older form of folded armour, which can be seen especially in the shape of the knee pads.

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These colourful trousers are worn by jesters and generally eccentric people. The higher quality suggests that whoever had them made was very serious about their insouciance.

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Plain, ankle-high lace-up boots with a raised toe, suitable for wealthy travellers and poor vagrants alike.

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A full leg protection of a newer type formed by the combination of lamerall and plate armour. While the thighs are protected by folded slats, the warrior’s shins are encircled by well-forged metal plates.

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These aren’t just any pants. These express their owner’s affiliation with a respected craft and are therefore properly worn out from an honest work.

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Tall leather boots with lacing and raised toe. They are popular especially among wealthy burghers.

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Soft comfortable shoes made of fine leather give the wearer the confidence that his steps will be less audible. Which sometimes comes in handy.

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Pointed shoes with an eccentrically long toe are worn more in the city, in the countryside they could be ridiculed.

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Riding spurs, also called rowels, help control the horse when riding fast or in the heat of battle. Their purpose is of course not to torment the animal, the individual spikes are therefore blunted.

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Low-cut shoes come in a variety of designs. These simple, comfortable shoes are popular among all societal classes.

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A long hose are a staple of men’s clothing. The simple countryman, however, does not look for beauty, but mainly to keep the wind off his knees.

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No one makes hose for beggars - they have to be passed down from person to person, each one poorer than the last, until they reach the poorest of all.

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Low courtiers shoes with a raised curved toe, a contemporary fashion fad. Worn mainly by the wealthier people, the burghers or the nobility.

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Thigh-length boots that protect the horseman’s legs against chaffing. Putting them on and taking them off is a rather lengthy process, so they’re worn more by folks who tend to spend the whole day in the saddle, such as messengers and grooms.

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Leg protection consisting of forged pieces of sheet metal. The front consists of plates equipped with a dorsal edge, so the armour is harder to cut through and will even endure a crushing blow.

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A masterpiece of plate armour decorated with brass lining. The forged plates are further hardened to achieve higher durability, while the metal sheet could be weaker and therefore lighter overall. The plate legs are completed with foot protection called sabatons.

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The Cumans are feared opponents especially for their mounted archery, and they adjust their equipment accordingly. Their riding boots meet the demands for both comfort and confidence in riding.

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A leg protection consisting of forged plates of sheet metal suitably fit together. Such armour protects the warrior’s entire leg, but its weight depends on the craftsmanship of the maker.

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Simple knee pads that can be part of full armour. They are most often worn separately by those who cannot afford more expensive armour or who would be unnecessarily restricted in their movement by it.

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A pair of mid-calf-high boots, practical for most every day activities, and can even be worn to social events.

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Comfortable lace-up leather boots that tightly wrap around the their wearers ankle are in fashion among nearly every class of society.

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Women’s embellished leather shoes with a sharp toe. They are worn mainly by bourgeois and noblewomen.

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Full leg protection, consisting of laminar and plate armour, made with an emphasis on lighter weight, but also with an emphasis on the good looks of the wearer.

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Solid shoes with buckles that stand out for their durability and strength. They reliably protect your feet and give them a little comfort. A great choice for long-distance pilgrimages - to the Holy See in Rome, to the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem or to the end of the world in Santiago.

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Partial leg protection, coverinng only the thighs and knees of its wearer who, for some reason, decided to save on armour cost. One should think twice whether this is a good idea, though.

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Unobtrusive boots that protect the foot and strengthen the ankle, making them suitable for most jobs. They’re not the most expensive, which is why they’re worn by every hired hand or craftsman.

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Simple riding boots below the knees tightly encircle the shins and ankles and give the rider confidence in controlling the horse.

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Simple knee pads called couters with a leaf to improve protection against slashing blows.

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A leg protection made from tempered sheet metal plates forged into the dorsal edge to better withstand slashing and crushing blows. The armour is not fitted with sabatons, as its intended wearer is not a horserider and often must move on foot.

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A quilted hose that have been through a lot. They are rugged and have patches, but can still be used on their own or as a bottom layer for the upper part of armour.

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Thick wool trousers, well made of honest fabric so they don’t hinder movement and last a while.

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A proper hunter doesn’t pull down his pants before a ford!

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Riding spurs, also called rowels, help control the horse when riding fast or in the heat of battle. Their purpose is of course not to torment the animal, the individual spikes are therefore blunted.

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Simple quilted leggings. Not exactly the pinnacle of tailoring skill. Can be used alone or as a softening underlayer beneath better armour.

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Thick wool trousers, well made of honest fabric so they don’t hinder movement and last a while.

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Riding spurs, also called rowels, help control the horse when riding fast or in the heat of battle. Their purpose is of course not to torment the animal, the individual spikes are therefore blunted.

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Legate’s beautiful new shoes.

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Riding spurs, also called rowels, help control the horse when riding fast or in the heat of battle. Their purpose is of course not to torment the animal, the individual spikes are therefore blunted.

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Part of the armour of Sir Jezhek of Holohlavy.

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They symbolize everything that makes a knight a knight.

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Ivy green trousers. When I wear them, I’m drawn to the water. But I can’t swim.

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High quality shoes by cobbler Vejmola.

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