Vikings often wore mid-calf boots, which were especially popular among the Scandinavian people during the Viking Age.
These boots were designed to protect the feet from the cold and wet weather conditions of the northern region. They were made of thick durable leather and often times lined with fur for added warmth.
Viking boots were typically mid-calf to full-calf in length, with a pointed toe and low heel. Although they were initially created for functional purposes, they also don't compromise on design.
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