Hood, Buttoned Style, 14th-15th Century (MADE TO ORDER)

Hood design based on London find no. 246, as presented in the Museum of London "Textiles and Clothing" book. Triangular pieces are inserted as gussets in the sides of the hood. The button holes in the original were initially supported by an inner facing, or perhaps a lining, and we have chosen to completely line the hood in complimentary colored linen. This sort of close fitting buttoned hood is seen in manuscripts, and was generally worn by women. They were often worn open atop other clothing in a variety of ways to suit the weather.

Round wood buttons, Machine buttonholes, no other visible exterior machine stitching.

PRODUCTION NOTE

This garment is Made to Order in your choice of fabrics (wool and/or linen) and your choice of colours. We can advise on fabric/colour suitability for various reenactment groups. 

• No visible machine stitching.
• Hand work is available at additional charge, please enquire when you place your order.
• A request for information will follow receipt of your order. Please allow up to 14 days for the request to arrive. If you have not received a request for information in 14 days from the time of your order please check your spam filter and/or contact us. 
• Please allow 8 weeks for production plus adequate shipping time for your made to order garment.

Model is wearing burgundy/purple.