14th Century English Medieval Button Reproduction

Add an authentic touch to your medieval clothing with these medieval brass buttons.

These buttons are a reproduction of a button found in an archaeological dig in England with the original button estimated to have been made in the 14th century.

Pointed buttons were a common style used throughout the middle ages and renaissance, and are accurate for a wide range of historical periods. They are crafted using the same ancient lost-wax technique used by medieval artisans. 

These buttons measure 13mm x 14mm. 

Historically, buttons were more than just fasteners. They were a sign of wealth.   These buttons have a rich bronze colour characteristic of medieval pieces, bringing an authentic sign of status to your garments. The buttons are small and lightweight, making them ideal for securing cloaks, tunics, or other period garments without adding too much bulk. 

Whether you’re a reenactor, a LARPer, a costume designer, or simply love medieval fashion, these buttons are perfect for your next project. They pair beautifully with natural fabrics, making them a versatile addition to any sewing kit.

Planning a big project? Our bulk discounts apply automatically when you add the required quantity to your cart—no wholesale account needed. It’s a great option for large-scale projects, resellers, or those making costumes for events.

Add these classic medieval buttons to your collection and enjoy a little piece of the past in every stitch!

Price is for one button.