Linen coif, commonly called a cale, common from the 12th century.
Can be tied under the chin. Worn alone or combined with another head covering (straw hat, hood, etc.).
This one is made in 3 pieces, to best fit the shape of the skull.
Choose a 2-piece model for the 13th and 14th centuries.
Sources: example found in Italy dated 1470-1540.
The option with visible hand-sewn seams is rarely in stock, but can be ordered.
Current lead time for orders:
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