woollen chaperon grey

woollen chaperon greyThe chaperon is a hooded headwear that was often worn during the Middle Ages. The cap reached to the shoulders so that the head and neck of the wearer were completely covered; only the face remained exposed. The chaperon ended at the back of the head in a long point (liripipe), forming a kind of pointed hood. During the early Middle Ages, the chaperon was worn predominantly by poor people. From the 14th century onwards, wealthier individuals began

At the back

for the sons of Mars

and is available in the colours cream

Around the 11th century

but by the 17th century

These chain mail chausses are constructed from 1

this stylish belt features a buckle fashioned in the gothic style

Voiders were worn in the late Middle Ages on the arms of gambesons

which features a loop so that it may be conveniently hung from your belt

The fabric is woven into a herringbone pattern

whilst the hasta was designed for close combat stabbing

The number of mm inside the ring is the correct size