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Leather Belts, Wallets & Bags

Leather belts, wallets and bags share this page, from a plain pin buckle belt to gothic coffin and bat wing bags. You will also find a sword frog belt and a faux leather sword belt for costume and display. Prices run from $24.97 to $245.97.

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What a sword belt does

A sword belt is a wide strap built to hold a scabbard so the weight sits on your hip instead of swinging free. The belt usually carries a small leather holder, called a frog, that the scabbard slides into or hangs from.

Without that holder, a sword is awkward to walk in. With it, the blade rides at a steady angle and your hands stay free, which matters for costume events, reenactment and display.

Belts, frogs and everything else here

The two true sword belts on this page are the Leather Sword Frog Belt and the Medieval Faux Leather Sword Belt. Both sell for $99.97, and the product pages tell you which hand each one is cut for.

For daily wear, the Brown Leather Pin Buckle Belt is the plainest and cheapest choice at $35.97. The Skull Flame Belt adds a darker, louder look for $82.97.

Carrying smaller things is easy too. The Black Coffin Card Wallet, the Gothic Coffin Crossbody Bag and the Black Bat Wing Bag cover the gothic side of the page, while the Steampunk Gear Leather Backpack suits a costume that needs room for real gear.

Choosing a belt that fits the blade

Start with which hip you wear the sword on, because frogs are made for the left or the right. Then think about how heavy your scabbard is, since a wide belt spreads the load and feels better over a long day.

Real leather gives you a belt that softens and molds to your waist, while faux leather costs less trouble in the rain and keeps its shape. Check the buckle too, because a sturdy pin buckle holds a loaded belt better than a decorative one.

If you are putting together a full outfit, the Beast's Claw Sword Cane is a good companion piece, and the rest of our gear section has more to add.

Keeping leather in good shape

Wipe leather with a dry cloth after wear and let it dry away from heat before you store it. A little leather conditioner once in a while keeps a belt from cracking at the holes.

Hang sword belts instead of folding them, so the frog keeps its curve and the scabbard slides in easily next time.

Questions people ask

What is a scabbard frog?

A scabbard frog is the leather holder on a belt that the scabbard slides into or hangs from. It keeps the sword at a steady angle on your hip.

Why are they called sword frogs?

The name comes from the way the holder grips the scabbard, much as a small animal clings to a branch. Nobody is certain of the exact origin, but the name has stuck for good.

How to put on a sword frog?

Slide the frog onto your belt, set it at your hip, then slip the scabbard through or onto it. Check that the sword hangs at an easy angle before you walk.