Linen coif (cale), common from the 12th century.
Basic headwear for men.
It ties under the chin.
Worn alone or combined with another head covering (straw hat, hood, barette, etc.). More common on its own around the 13th century, often covered by a hat in other periods.
This one is made in 2 pieces, and was in use from the 12th to the 15th century.
Sources:
- Maciejowski Bible
- Psalter Belgium, J. Paul Getty Museum, 1280
The option with visible hand-sewn seams is rarely in stock, but can be ordered.
Current lead time for orders:
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