Embroidered Woollen Medieval Belt Pouch

"A soldier or merchant without a stout scrip at his hip is a fool waiting to scatter his coin along the march." Osric, Keeper of the Hearth & Forge

Whether walking garrison grounds, trading at a crowded market, or donning courtly robes, carrying your personal sundries requires reliable gear that looks the part. This belt scrip is fashioned from a heavy seventy percent wool blend, providing substantial body, natural resilience, and the structured drape expected of genuine historical kit. Embellished across its face with rich golden embroidery, the pouch lends an air of status suitable for well-to-do burghers, wandering adventurers, and landed gentry alike.

Handcrafted by skilled hands, every piece bears subtle variations in its stitchwork, marking it out as individual work rather than pressed stock. Measuring eight inches in length by over six inches across, the interior holds cards, dice, coin purses, or iron keys without sagging awkwardly. A pair of hard-wearing cotton drawstrings pulls flush to ensure nothing tumbles into the mud when you quicken your stride.

For mounting, the reinforced rear loop easily accommodates arming belts and civilian girdles up to two and a half inches (6.5 cm) broad, holding the pouch firmly in place against your tunic or doublet. To preserve the woollen cloth and fine needlework across seasons of use, do not cast it into modern washing drums. Brush off dried road grime with a soft bristle brush, spot clean cold using gentle wool soap when necessary, and lay flat to air dry. Store it safely dry in a breathable bag to keep the moths at bay between gatherings.