Hood worn from about 1330 to 1450.
It has a long liripipe, and is longer than the 13th-century hood so as to cover the shoulders.
It can be worn in several ways, notably as a hat.
It is seen across all social classes, but after 1450 it is found mostly among older people or those of middle to low status.
In the list of items in stock:
When no lining is mentioned, it is lined by default in natural-coloured linen.
No machine seams visible from the outside.
For a made-to-measure order:
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Sources:
- Hood of the Bocksten Man (14th century)
- Arsenal Library, Paris Ms 5070, f.244r (15th century)
