• Medieval leather cap by Ulfberth
  • Medieval leather cap by Ulfberth
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Ulfberth

Medieval leather cap by Ulfberth

$74.98 USD
$74.98 USD
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Highlights

The medieval leather cap from Ulfberth is an authentic accessory that combines historical design with functional comfort for reenactment and LARP.

  • Authentic replica of a medieval head covering based on historical finds from Haithabu
  • Made from particularly robust and durable cowhide leather for long-lasting use
  • High wearing comfort thanks to an integrated, soft lining made of pure cotton
  • Versatile use as a standalone cap or as comfortable padding under helmets and chainmail coifs
  • Optimal fit for various portrayals up to a head circumference of approximately 62 cm
  • Customizable by easily attaching fur trim or decorative elements
Manufacturer's specifications

Ulfberth.dk, Kærdammen 27, 2605, Brøndby, Ulfberth.dk@gmail.com
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Medieval leather cap by Ulfberth
Medieval leather cap by Ulfberth
Medieval leather cap by Ulfberth

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Questions about the product Medieval leather cap by Ulfberth

What material is the lining of Ulfberth's medieval leather cap made of, and what is the maximum head circumference for which it is suitable?

The lining of the medieval leather cap is made of 100% cotton. The cap is suitable for a maximum head circumference of approximately 62 cm.
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The cowhide leather of Ulfberth's medieval leather cap is described as firm and thick. For depicting wealthier figures, the addition of a trim, for example made of fur, is recommended.
In which colors is the medieval leather cap from Ulfberth available, and is it also suitable for use as additional padding under a chainmail coif or helmet?

The medieval leather cap from Ulfberth is available in black and brown. It is ideal as additional padding under a chainmail coif or helmet, as it improves comfort and ensures an optimal fit of the equipment.
From which historical site are leather caps known that serve as evidence of their use in the Early Middle Ages, and for which period is the wearing of head coverings considered obligatory?

Leather caps are known from finds in the former Viking settlement of Haithabu as evidence of their use in the Early Middle Ages. Wearing head coverings was considered obligatory for both sexes throughout the Middle Ages.