• Historic wool rectangular coat herringbone yellow natural
  • herringbone rectangular coat made of wool, wool blanket, wool scarf, yellow, natural
  • Historic wool rectangular coat, herringbone pattern, yellow-natural
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Ulfberth

Historic wool rectangular coat, herringbone pattern, yellow-natural

$134.98 USD
$134.98 USD
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Highlights

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

  • High-quality material made of 100% wool in a heavy weight (400 gsm) for optimal protection against wind and cold
  • Generous dimensions of approximately 140 x 170 cm allow it to be used as a cloak, blanket, or large scarf
  • Traditional herringbone pattern in yellow and natural tones creates a historically inspired and stylish look
  • Versatile draping options and a brooch closure ensure maximum freedom of movement for LARP or reenactment.
  • Easy-care natural product that retains its shape even after hand washing and offers long-lasting comfort.
Manufacturer's specifications

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

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Questions about the product Historic wool rectangular coat, herringbone pattern, yellow-natural

What care measures are recommended for the historic yellow-natural wool rectangular coat to maintain the quality of the virgin wool in the long term?

To preserve the quality of the virgin wool in the long term, the wool rectangular coat should ideally only be aired out or, in case of heavy soiling, brushed with a clothes brush from the collar to the hem. If washing is necessary, gentle hand washing with lukewarm water and a special wool detergent is recommended, taking care to avoid vigorous rubbing or wringing. To dry, the coat should be laid flat on a surface to prevent deformation and must never be tumble dried or exposed to direct sunlight.
Which detergent and water temperature should be used when cleaning the wool rectangular coat to prevent the herringbone structure from felting?

For cleaning the wool rectangular coat, a special, mild wool detergent should be used, as conventional detergents can damage the fibers and cause felting. The water temperature should be lukewarm and not exceed 30°C; ideally, temperatures between 10 and 20°C are recommended to preserve the herringbone structure and the shape of the coat. Furthermore, fabric softener should be avoided, and a gentle wool or hand wash cycle with a low spin speed should be selected.
What specific brushes or tools are best suited to gently remove pilling and surface dirt from the herringbone weave of a wool rectangular coat?

For gently removing pilling and surface dirt from herringbone fabric, the following tools are best: - Fabric shaver: These precisely cut away pills using rotating blades under a protective grid, without damaging the fabric.

- Clothes brush: High-quality brushes with natural bristles remove surface dirt and loose fibers in a particularly gentle way.

- Wool or pilling comb: These special combs gently pull small pills out of the structure of the wool coat.

- Pumice stone: A pumice stone can be carefully rubbed over the fabric in the direction of the fibers to remove pilling.

- Lint roller: A classic lint roller is ideal for quickly removing loose dirt, hair, and light lint.
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To maintain the shape of the wool rectangular coat, it should be gently pulled into shape after washing and dried flat, taking care to avoid direct heat sources such as radiators. For proper storage, the garment must be completely dry and should be kept in a garment bag or canvas bag in a dry place to protect it from moths. Additionally, natural repellents such as pine wood or anti-moth sprays can be used to protect the coat from pests during storage.