Late Medieval Liripipe Hood with Dagged Edges

Historical Background of Late medieval Liripipe Hood

From 1250 to 1400, medieval hoods were more than just practical garments, they became a fashionable accessory worn by people of all social classes. The long tail, called a liripipe, could hang down the back or be wrapped around the neck for extra warmth. During the 14th century, it was common to decorate hoods with dagged edges, a stylish scalloped cut along the shoulder cape. This hood shows that historic style while remaining functional for modern use.

Material & Eco Benefits

This hood is made from 100% recycled wool, making it environmentally friendly and sustainable. Choosing recycled wool helps reduce waste and supports eco-conscious practices. Inside, it is lined with soft cotton, which makes it comfortable to wear for long periods, prevents itching, and keeps you cozy during events or outdoor activities.

Design & Features

The hood has a wide shoulder-covering cape with scalloped dagged edges for an authentic medieval look. The long liripipe tail adds style and can be used for extra warmth. Its simple pull-over design wraps around the face snugly, protecting the chin, neck, and forehead while keeping your vision clear.

Comfort & Fit

The cotton lining of the Late medieval Liripipe Hood ensures the hood feels soft against the skin, while the durable wool exterior keeps you warm. The liripipe tail is wide and long enough to allow multiple styling options, such as draping it down your back or wrapping it around your shoulders in windy weather. This makes it both functional and true to the medieval period.

Versatile Use

This hood is perfect for medieval reenactments, LARP events, theater, or cosplay. Its decorative dagged edges and classic liripipe shape make it a standout piece, adding authenticity to any medieval outfit. Whether for display or practical wear, it blends style and tradition.

CARE INSTRUCTIONS:

• Hand wash in cold water and let air dry.
• Avoid bleach or harsh detergents.
• Store in a dry place to prevent mold or moisture damage.

Note: Each medieval cowl hood is carefully handcrafted using recycled wool, making every piece unique. Slight differences in color or shape are natural, reflecting its handmade quality and historical authenticity.