Venture forth into the world of knights, nobles, and wandering adventurers with this magnificent medieval wool cloak, a piece that combines majestic presence with lasting practicality. Woven from a rich 70% wool blend (350 GSM), this heavyweight fabric delivers both exceptional warmth and structure, ensuring the cloak drapes beautifully from shoulder to ground while keeping you comfortable even in brisk evening air or misty woodland mornings.

Every inch of this cloak speaks of craftsmanship, the deep color wool flows elegantly with each step, its weight giving it a regal, commanding presence. The edges and arm openings are adorned with intricate golden-yellow embroidery, the luminous thread standing out against the dark wool like woven sunlight, showcasing the richness of noble medieval garments.

The generous hood adds both drama and function, designed to fall in deep folds that can shield from rain and chill or cast a mysterious shadow over the wearer’s face. It reflects the practical elegance of true medieval design, one moment noble and stately, the next mysterious and adventurous.

Fastened at the chest with a polished brass closure, the cloak is easy to secure and wear, while the heavy 350 GSM wool keeps it steady in wind and movement. The dense weave provides natural insulation, making it ideal for LARP events, Renaissance fairs, historical reenactments, fantasy cosplay, or theatrical productions.

Whether you walk the courtyard of a castle, the torch-lit halls of a feast, or the shadowed paths of an ancient forest, this cloak moves with you, a perfect blend of authentic medieval craftsmanship, noble artistry, and timeless storytelling.

Care Instructions

Washing: Machine wash at 40°C (104°F) on a gentle cycle. Turn the cloak inside out before washing to protect the embroidery
Drying: Do not tumble dry. Instead, reshape the cloak while damp and lay it flat or hang it to air dry naturally. This prevents shrinkage and helps preserve the fabric’s drape.
Bleach: Do not bleach or use harsh detergents, as these can damage the wool fibers and embroidery colors.
Ironing: If ironing is necessary, use low heat (wool setting) and place a thin cloth between the iron and the fabric to avoid flattening the embroidery or harming the wool blend.
Storage: Store in a cool, dry place. For long-term storage, use a garment bag or add natural moth repellents (like cedar or lavender) to protect the wool.