With mouthguard. Rings: 8 mm. Head circumference: max. 63 cm   The rings are blackened to protect them from corrosion. Covers the shoulders and has an opening in the mouth with leather straps sewn on the sides.

Chain hood, galvanized

Manufactured from 1.6 mm galvanized carbon carbon steel rings, 4-in-1 fabrics.
Inner ring diameter: 9 mm.

Chain hood, galvanized

Manufactured from 1.6 mm galvanized carbon carbon steel rings, 4-in-1 fabrics.
Inner ring diameter: 9 mm.

Ready for battle -

This mesh cover is well sized and completely covers the neck and shoulders. It has an authentic square facial opening. The hoods were worn from the dark ages to the late medieval times, sometimes along with a helmet. We recommend wearing a protective cap underneath.

Very strong and thick padded hood.
A must-have for a wearer of a mesh quota hood and/or helmet.
Made from three layers: a layer of soft wool in the middle,
an outer layer of cotton canvas and a soft cotton inner coating.

Medieval hood with ties, various colors

This medieval hood (also: coiffe) is made of plain cotton, lined with lightweight cotton fabric, and can be fastened under the chin with ties. Leaning so as to cover only the ears, it is adapted as an authentic coking of the Middle Ages.

This historically accurate hood is made of plain cotton fabric. It features a generously sized flap and can be tied at the back with ties. Decorative pleats that start at the inner edge of the flap not only provide an attractive appearance, but also provide the hood structure.

- Ready for battle -
The hood is well sized and covers the shoulders. It has an authentic square facial section.
This hood also has a square ventail that can be folded.
The ventail is filled inside, covered with leather and can be secured with leather laces.
This type of cap was common during the high medieval period, for example worn by Normans and Crusaders.

Ready for battle -
The hood is well sized and covers the shoulders. It has an authentic square facial sector.
This hood also features a triangular ventail that can be folded. The ventail is padded inside and covered with leather and can be secured with a leather lace.
This type of cap was common during the high medieval period, for example worn by Normans and Crusaders.

Chain mesh dimension with triangular umbrella


Made of unriveted round rings.
The blackened surface of the rings provides corrosion protection (rust).
We call this type of butted mild steel blackened mesh quota.

Mesh mesh dimension, full mantle, square face, MS butted, ID8mm, zinc plated
Made of round carbon steel rings, galvanized, woven 4 in 1. Galvanization provides corrosion protection (rust).
We call this type of butted mild steel zinc-plated mesh quota.
Authentic square facial opening.
Hood covers his shoulders.
Details
- Inner ring diameter: 8 mm
- 1.6 mm rings
- Weight: approx. 3 kg
- Size: up to 61 cm head
-Finish: zinc coated

Medieval hood with ties, various colors

This medieval hood (also: coiffe) is made of plain cotton, lined with lightweight cotton fabric, and can be fastened under the chin with ties. Leaning so as to cover only the ears, it is adapted as an authentic coking of the Middle Ages.

Medieval hood with ties, various colors

This medieval hood (also: coiffe) is made of plain cotton, lined with lightweight cotton fabric, and can be fastened under the chin with ties. Leaning so as to cover only the ears, it is adapted as an authentic coking of the Middle Ages.

This medieval cap (also: coiffe) made of a simple cotton fabric is placed loosely on the head.The caps were already worn in the 12th century, as evidenced by numerous contemporary illustrations. In the European Middle Ages, the use of headgear was common and the type of headgear we offer here not only covered the heads of children, women and men of the lower classes, but was also worn (padded) by warriors under a knitted quota cap or helmet.

STURDY REAL STEEL RINGS 10mm 16ga; Sweet Steel; Zinc Polisher; Caliber 16; Diameter: 10 mm; Butted; Size: GG (extra large size will fit in breast size from 56" to 62"); BE SURE TO USE YOUR FANCY/GAMBESON WHEN TAKING MEASUREMENTS

 

RUST RESISTANT AND MAINTENANCE-FREE: Afraid of rust and looking for unmaintained equipment? Our carefully zinc-plated mesh and hood quota will last for years without ever rusting!

 

You are looking for a CLASSIC 4-IN-1 CLASSIC CHAINMAIL HAUBERGEON AND COIF.... WITHOUT BREAKING THE BANK? You're in the right place!

 

Great for LARP (live role playing), Cosplay, Halloween, costumes, theatrical props, SCA and historical reenactments (if your group doesn't accept matches, just opt for our fully riveted "Knight" line).

 

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Whether it's the legendary Viking Wars or even the so-called "decisive" Battle of Hastings, knights and warriors have always needed maximum protection, and when you reenact those wars, you have to make sure you need it too! This set of mesh quota and V-shaped mesh quota will make you do just that. The cap can also be the perfect protection under your favorite hat or even as the only protection for the head.
This set is handmade with 16-gauge mild steel rings, each measuring approximately 10 mm in diameter. Its background feature makes it accessible and therefore popular at LARP, Renaissance Faire and other medieval events. The shirt is available in two sizes: medium and large. The lid is available in a size that fits more.

Chainmail with triangular tail, BTW, ID8mm, natural finish- Battle-Ready -The chainmail cap that covers the shoulders has an authentic square face opening and a triangular train equipped with a leather tie and lined with leather.These caps were particularly popular in the High Middle Ages, for example among the Normans and the Crusaders.The type of chainmail BTW: This specific mesh is made up of butt rings made of high-quality spring steel. Considering its excellent value at a fair price, it's perfectly suited for inexperienced reenactors who bet on good protection and solid quality. The plot is 4 in 1. This type is called BTW (T utted Ensile Wire). While the natural finish allows rust to develop, it also gives the fabric a genuine look.This medieval cap is suitable for combat reenactment, LARP, stage or TV/film, and ideal for completing the armor of a Crusader or Knight Templar.We recommend wearing a padded cap under the chain hood.Details:- Material: Spring steel- Finish: natural (lightly oiled)- Inner ring diameter: approx. 8 mm- Ring thickness: approx. 1.6 mm- Weight: approx. 3.1 kgSpecifications may vary slightly from part to part.The steel used here is not rust-proof and may have slight surface stains in places. We recommend that you regularly maintain chainmail/chain armor, e.g. using Ballistol Universal Oil, which is ideal for caring for steel.

This historically accurate cap is made of plain cotton fabric. It features a generously large flap and can be tied at the back with bows. The decorative pleats starting at the inner edge of the brim not only create an attractive look but also give structure to the beanie.In the Middle Ages and early modern period, the headdress or bonnet was a staple headdress for married women, while girls and unmarried women were allowed to keep their hair uncovered (hence the German expression unter die Haube kommen, which literally translates to "to enter under the bonnet" and is still a common idiom nowadays for "to get married"). In addition, caps had the practical advantage of protecting the hair from dirt when performing household chores or other jobs. Alternative ways for women to cover their heads were, for example, a plain or ruffled veil (with or without a gorge around the neck), a barbette and fillet, a schapel (a decorated crown-shaped bow/crown, often worn in combination with a veil), or a headdress. Even today, headdresses and beanies are still an inherent part of many traditional folk costumes throughout Europe.This beautiful pleated cap for women is ideal for medieval markets, LARP, reenactment or living history.Details:- One size fits all- Available colors: natural color, black, brown, red, blue, green- Material: 100% cotton- Care instructions: Machine wash at 40°C, gentle cycle, do not tumble dry

This historically accurate cap is made of plain cotton fabric. It features a generously large flap and can be tied at the back with bows. The decorative pleats starting at the inner edge of the brim not only create an attractive look but also give structure to the beanie.In the Middle Ages and early modern period, the headdress or bonnet was a staple headdress for married women, while girls and unmarried women were allowed to keep their hair uncovered (hence the German expression unter die Haube kommen, which literally translates to "to enter under the bonnet" and is still a common idiom nowadays for "to get married"). In addition, caps had the practical advantage of protecting the hair from dirt when performing household chores or other jobs. Alternative ways for women to cover their heads were, for example, a plain or ruffled veil (with or without a gorge around the neck), a barbette and fillet, a schapel (a decorated crown-shaped bow/crown, often worn in combination with a veil), or a headdress. Even today, headdresses and beanies are still an inherent part of many traditional folk costumes throughout Europe.This beautiful pleated cap for women is ideal for medieval markets, LARP, reenactment or living history.Details:- One size fits all- Available colors: natural color, black, brown, red, blue, green- Material: 100% cotton- Care instructions: Machine wash at 40°C, gentle cycle, do not tumble dry