Headwear & Hoods

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	Wimple, 12th-15th C. The throat covering known as the wimple seems to have been based on the head scarf called the khimÄÂr worn by women in the...	$27.95 Buy Now
	Veils The wearing of veils stretches back to the roots of Christianity, when women were enjoined to cover their hair as a symbol of a woman’s...	$24.95 ... more info
	Veil, Goffered, 14th C The distinctive and striking headdress worn by women in the middle of the 14th century seem to have been composed of layers of veiling with crimped...	$32.95 Buy Now
	Veil & Wimple Set, 14/15th C The wearing of veils stretches back to the roots of Christianity, when women were enjoined to cover their hair as a symbol of a woman’s...	$47.95 Buy Now
	Turban, Italian White with blue striped and patterned fabrics were produced in Italy and were a major export from the 12-16th C. Most often seen as table and...	$29.95 Buy Now
	Turban, 13th-15th C. This style seems to have been especially popular in the Italian States and Holy Roman Empire (Germany). Often worn with a rectangular veil over top,...	$24.95 Buy Now
	Snood Hairnets have been found in archaeological digs and gravesites dating from as early as the Bronze Age. The earliest surviving example of sprang is a...	$8.95 ... more info
	Pins, Veil, pkg of 6 or 12 Based on pins shown in the Museum of London's "Dress Accessories: Medieval Finds from Excavations in London", pg. 301, fig. 200....	$5.95 ... more info
	Hood, Coppergate (Jorvik) Hood is made of a rectangle of cloth with a rounded seam over the crown of the head. Made to the measurements of the original, it is long enough to...	$19.95 ... more info
	Hood, Buttoned Style, 14th-15th Century, Wool Hood design based on London find no. 246, as presented in the Museum of London "Textiles and Clothing" book. Triangular pieces are inserted...	$84.95 ... more info