• Red hood with long point, medieval style.
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Red hood with long point - medieval hood

$59.98 USD
$59.98 USD
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Highlights

The red hood with a long point is an authentic accessory for historical garb, combining functionality with the fashionable style of the High and Late Middle Ages.

  • Made from lightweight, breathable 100% cotton fabric for comfortable wear
  • Characteristic long point, also called a liripipe, typical of fashion from the 14th century onwards
  • Versatile ways to wear it: as a classic hood with shoulder coverings or fashionably wrapped as a chaperon
  • Historical design valued as weather protection by everyone from the Vikings to the common people of the Middle Ages
  • Easy-care material, suitable for machine washing on a gentle cycle at 40°C
Manufacturer's specifications

Battle-Merchant Wacken GmbH & Co. KG, Gehrn 4, 25596, Wacken, info@battlemerchant.com
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Red hood with long point, medieval style.
Red hood with long point - medieval hood
Red hood with long point, medieval style.

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Questions about the product Red hood with long point - medieval hood

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The red hood with a long point is made of 100% pure cotton in a sturdy fabric with a linen texture. Since headwear was an important part of clothing for both sexes in the Middle Ages, and this model is made in one size, it is suitable for both women and men.
Does the red hood offer effective protection against the elements, and for which special occasions, such as LARP or medieval markets, is wearing this hood recommended?

The red hood, with its design and material, offers reliable protection against wind and light weather, keeping the head and shoulders warm. It is especially recommended for authentic appearances at medieval markets, LARP events, or Renaissance festivals, perfectly complementing roles such as knights, rangers, or mages.
Is the red hood pulled over the head with a long point or does it have a button placket, and how should the material ideally be cared for to ensure a long lifespan?

This red hood features a functional button placket with decorative brass buttons that extends from the chin to the décolletage, so it doesn't have to be pulled over the head. For longevity, the 100% wool material should ideally be hand-washed in cold water with wool detergent or on the gentlest wool cycle. Never tumble dry the hood; instead, air dry it flat, away from direct heat or sunlight. If necessary, you can iron it on the lowest setting through a damp cloth.
What historical details, such as dates or mi-parti dyeing, can emphasize the social status of the wearer of a red cowl, and how can this accessory be authentically combined with a tunic or a medieval dress?

Historical details such as tassels, parti-colored patterns, or an extra-long point emphasize a high social status and fashion sense. Authentically combined, the red cowl is worn as the outermost layer over a tunic or medieval dress, serving both as a hood and a warming shoulder collar.