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Paul children's cloak: Medieval look in black

$59.98 USD
$59.98 USD
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Highlights

The medieval children's cloak Paul in black offers young knights and princesses authentic protection against wind and weather.

  • Classic long cut with integrated hood for a historical look
  • Made from 100% pure cotton for a comfortable feel
  • Easy fastening with a decorative wooden button and loop
  • Versatile and suitable for medieval markets, LARP, or carnival
  • Easy-care material properties thanks to machine washing at 40 degrees Celsius
Manufacturer's specifications

Battle-Merchant Wacken GmbH & Co. KG, Gehrn 4, 25596, Wacken, info@battlemerchant.com
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Paul children's cloak: Medieval look in black

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Questions about the product Paul children's cloak: Medieval look in black

What material is the children's cape Paul made of, and for which body size or age group is it best suited?

The Paul children's cape is made of 100% cotton. It is available in sizes 110, 128, 146 and 164, with the appropriate size directly corresponding to the child's height (for example, size 128 corresponds to a height of 128 cm).
What care instructions should be followed when cleaning the Paul children's cape, and is the fabric water-repellent?

The Paul children's cape should be machine washed on a gentle cycle at 40°C, but is not suitable for tumble drying. The cotton fabric used is not naturally water-repellent, but can be treated with a waterproofing spray to withstand light rain.
In what other colors besides black is the Paul children's cape available, and what type of closure does the garment have?

The Paul children's cape is available in black, brown, blue, and red. It fastens with a button.
What historical significance did a cloak like the Paul model have for the common people in the Middle Ages, and for which specific occasions such as LARP or carnival is it particularly suitable?

In the Middle Ages, a cloak like the Paul model was an essential garment for ordinary people, serving primarily as protection against the elements, cold, and rain. While precious fabrics and fur linings were reserved for the upper classes, peasants and commoners wore simple, mostly undyed wool cloaks as practical all-weather protection. Today, this model is particularly suitable for live-action role-playing (LARP) and reenactment, allowing for the portrayal of authentic characters such as market vendors or ordinary travelers, as well as for carnival and Mardi Gras celebrations, providing a versatile basis for historical costumes.