• Wool rectangular coat herringbone, brown natural
  • herringbone rectangular coat made of wool, wool blanket, wool scarf, brown, natural
  • Wool rectangular coat, herringbone pattern, brown-natural
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Ulfberth

Wool rectangular coat, herringbone pattern, brown-natural

$134.98 USD
$134.98 USD
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Highlights

This versatile rectangular cloak in a traditional herringbone pattern, made of pure wool, is the ideal addition to authentic medieval and Viking garb.

  • High-quality 100% wool material with a dense 400 gsm weight for optimal protection against wind and cold
  • Traditional herringbone weave based on historical models from the Early and High Middle Ages for an authentic look
  • Generous dimensions of approximately 140 x 170 cm allow it to be used as a cloak, a warm camp blanket, or a large scarf
  • Maximum flexibility when worn thanks to individual draping, which, when fastened with a brooch, offers complete freedom of movement
  • Rustic design with approximately 10 cm long fringes at the ends, ideal for reenactment, LARP, and medieval markets
Manufacturer's specifications

Ulfberth.dk, Kærdammen 27, 2605, Brøndby, Ulfberth.dk@gmail.com
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Wool rectangular coat herringbone, brown natural
herringbone rectangular coat made of wool, wool blanket, wool scarf, brown, natural
Wool rectangular coat, herringbone pattern, brown-natural
Wool rectangular coat herringbone, brown natural

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Questions about the product Wool rectangular coat, herringbone pattern, brown-natural

How many liters of water are recommended for hand-washing the herringbone wool rectangular coat to optimally care for the material without affecting the structure of the 400 gsm wool?

For handwashing a rectangular wool coat, approximately ten liters of water are recommended, in which about 20 milliliters of wool and delicate detergent are dissolved. To optimally care for the structure of the 400 gsm wool, the water should be lukewarm or cold (below 30 °C) and the coat should only be gently agitated and never wrung out.
What specific cleaning agents or home remedies are recommended for the care of the 100% wool herringbone rectangular coat in order to preserve the natural protective layer of the fibers in the long term?

To preserve the natural protective layer of the wool in the long term, the herringbone rectangular coat should be washed as infrequently as possible and instead aired regularly in fresh air and gently brushed with a soft clothes brush. For necessary hand washing, a special wool detergent is recommended, as this replenishes the natural oils and protects the fibers; fabric softener or delicate detergents should be avoided. Spot stains can often be gently removed with a damp microfiber cloth and a small amount of wool detergent, taking care never to rub or wring the wool together.
What is the best way to store a wool rectangular herringbone coat when it is not being worn for extended periods, in order to prevent moth infestation and maintain the shape of the heavy 400 gsm fabric?

To optimally store your wool rectangular coat and preserve the heavy 400 gsm fabric and its mothproofing properties, we recommend the following procedure: - Wash before storing: Wash the coat before long-term storage, as moths are particularly attracted to worn clothing (skin flakes, perspiration). Ensure it is completely dry.

- Airtight storage: Ideally, store the coat in an airtight vacuum-sealed bag made of thick plastic film or an airtight garment bag. This provides the most reliable protection against moth larvae.

- Maintain its shape: Hang the coat on a wide, padded hanger to prevent deformation caused by the weight of the heavy fabric. Alternatively, the coat can be stored flat to prevent the fibers from stretching out; however, it should not be compressed too tightly with other items so that the wool can "breathe."

- Natural moth protection: Additionally, sachets of lavender, cedarwood, or cedarwood blocks (sand them regularly) can be placed in the closet to deter moths.

- Storage location: Choose a cool, dry, and dark place to prevent fading and moisture damage.
What drying method is recommended for the wool rectangular coat to avoid deformation of the herringbone fabric after hand washing and to ensure the longevity of the fibers?

To prevent the herringbone weave from deforming and to ensure the longevity of the fibers, the wool rectangular coat should always be dried flat after hand washing. It is recommended not to wring out the wet garment, but rather to gently pull it into shape and lay it flat on a level surface, ideally on a drying rack with a layer of towels underneath.