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Headwear

A head wear worn mainly because of hygiene, tied under the chin. ...

A headwear made of wool without the lining, with fringes, well fitted to the head.

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A head wear made of wool with a linen padding reaching the shoulders, with a tail. It can be made with a cut-out.

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A headwear made of wool with a linen padding reaching below the shoulders, with a tail.

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A headwear made of wool with a linen padding, tied under the arms with strings.

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A short hood made of wool with a linen lining with a short tail.

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A medieval chaperon is a type of court headwear made of wool without lining. ...

Hand felted hat “Dante” is an extraordinary medieval piece of headwear. A felted hat of this type is a perfect choice for any reenactor who aims to stand out in a crowd. This hat will work both as an interesting medieval headdress for women and practical, fancy headwear for men....

Medieval hats felted of sheep fleece. All hand made. In case of models with edge turned inside out, it is possible to choose different colour of the inside*. Available colours: ...

Large hood with two endings, made of two types of woolen fabric of different colors. Each ending has two tiny bells fastened to the tip.
Jesters were present during whole middle ages, they were providing entertainment to the rich noble families as well as simple,not so wealthy knights.

"Donkey ears" hood made of two types of woolen fabric of different colors. It has a short tail in the back and small slit in front. The ears have different colours than the rest of the hood on the side. Linen lining....

Medieval bag-hat made of wool with linen lining in contrastive color. It is similar to a bag for small items. Sewn with a machine, but finished by hand (medium standard) or all by machine (economic standard)....

Medieval cowl with buttons Egerton is a historical headwear for men. This type of medieval hood will be a perfect complement to your late-medieval outfit....

Medieval felt hat Crown is a complement of a male medieval clothing. This type of former medieval headwear will perfectly fit both casual and special costumes....

A medieval felt hat Heidelberg is a perfect combination of unique design with protection against wind and cold. This type of medieval headwear will work fine during any house duties and outdoors activities....

This medieval hat made of felt is a perfect choice for every medieval pilgrim, both male and female, but also for modern travellers. If you are going for a peregrination, our felt hat will help you in preparing for any weather conditions....

Medieval felt hat Sparrow thanks to its universal shape will be a perfect choice for both men and women taking part in a reenactment event....

Medieval hat Visconti is an interesting proposition for reenactors who want to distinguish themselves from a crowd. It is a medieval headwear for those who care about historical accuracy as much as the looks and convenience....

A medieval cap made of wool. It has a shape of an oval and covers the top of a head, above ears. The cap has a linen lining. ...

"Robin Hood" medieval felt hat is a perfect choice for adventurous reenactors. This medieval headwear, named after the famous robber from the Sherwood forest, will fit both women and men....

Simple vikings' hood. Made of wool with linen lining. Effectively protects the head and shoulders from cold wind and rain during historical reenactments. ...

Hats were a very popular way of protection against Sun in medieval times. The straw hat is made of typha sprouts. It has a slightly rounded top with oval shape. Brim's diameter: ca. 39cm; Hat's height: ca. 10cm. ...

A straw hat is a handmade headwear, very popular in the Middle Ages. It was worn mainly to protect a head against sunlight during outside work. These medieval hats are made of broadleaf cattail by plait method. Head of a hat is slightly rounded in a shape of a cone. ...

Torse for helmet was a decoration worn by knights on helmets, inter alia during medieval tournaments. It played a decorative role, and its color referred to knight's coat of arms. It was decorated with hanging tongues in the back. Examples of torse can be found in the ...

This Tyrolean hat is a type of medieval headwear which can be worn by both men and women, as a type of medieval headdress for cold, rainy days. Shape of this medieval felt hat provides a perfect head protection. It covers the whole head and parts of the ears....