Hats for men

Woolen Viking Cap Rimmed with Rigid Woven Heddle Belt, exact replica from Birka, Sweden. outer woolen part sewn from 6 pieces decorative belt hand-woven on rigid heddle loom linen cloth lining all visible stitches are hand-sewn with linen thread

Viking woolen cap made according to find from Birka. Cap is sewn from 6 parts and all visible seams are hand-sewn with linen thread, the lining is made of linen fabric.Material: wool, linen.

Medieval hoods from wool were common part of every male and female clothes. There were several designs including this one, which is very elegant for more wealthy people. Thats why we choosed red wool and undersew it with green linen. Hoodes were not only fashion, but very practival piece of cloth…

Viking Woollen Cap decorated with silk and embroidery inspired by an artefact from Birka, Sweden. material: wool, silk, linen, fur rimmed with fox fur linen lining all visible stitches are hand-sewn with linen thread

Woolen viking cap decorated with silk and embroidery regarding to Valsgarde (Sweden) decorations found. Cap is rimmed with fox fur and outsoled with linen cloth and all visible stitches are hand-made with linen thread. Material: wool, silk, linen.

Chaperon Medieval Velvet Headgear with Liripipe. Chaperon was a form of hood or, later, highly versatile hat worn in all parts of Western Europe in the Middle Ages. Initially a utilitarian garment, it first grew a long partly decorative tail called a liripipe, and then developed into a complex,…

Chaperon Medieval Headgear with Liripipe in Bright Red. Chaperon was a form of hood or, later, highly versatile hat worn in all parts of Western Europe mainly by men in the Middle Ages. Initially a utilitarian garment, it first grew a long partly decorative tail behind called a liripipe, and…

Chaperon Medieval Male Headgear with Liripipe in Green. Chaperon was a form of hood or, later, highly versatile hat worn in all parts of Western Europe mainly by men in the Middle Ages. Initially a utilitarian garment, it first grew a long partly decorative tail behind called a liripipe, and…

MEDIEVAL Woolen HOOD with Scalloped Edge, unisex. Hoods were a common part of male and female medieval clothing worn by poor and wealty alike. There were several designs including this one, which is an elegant example for wealthier folk. Hoodes were not only fashionable but also very …

MEDIEVAL Woolen HOOD with Scalloped Edge and Lining, unisex. Hoods were common part of male and female medieval clothing worn by poor and wealty alike. There were several designs including this one, which is an elegant example for wealthier people. Hoods were not only fashionable but also very …

Hand Made Woollen Cap, thick and warm, made from wool of live sheep by hand spinning at an Eco farm in the Czech Republic. 100% wool one size hand wash only at 40 °C wash in washing detergent with lanolin

Hand Made Woollen Cap, thick and warm, made from wool of live sheep by hand spinning at an Eco farm in the Czech Republic. 100% wool one size hand wash only about 40 °C wash in washing detergent with lanolin

Thick and warm cap is made of 100% wool by technology of hand spinning wool at ecological farm in the Czech Republic. Wool is from live sheep.

VLAD, historical felt hat.

Bronze Replica of Viking Cap End from Birka, graves 581 and 644, Sweden dating back to the 10th century. Material: bronze Size: 2.1 x 4.5 cm

Sterling silver replica of a viking cap end from Birka (graves 581 and 644), Sweden, the 10 th century. Material sterling silver Size 2.1 x 4.5 cm Weight 22 g

This thick and warm cap is made of 100% cotton by technology of hand spinning wool at ecological farm in the Czech Republic. Wool is from live sheep. I can highly reccomend this cap for winter wearing. One size is manufactured for heads 58 - 60 cm in circimferrence.

Thick and warm cap is made of 100% cotton by technology of hand spinning wool at ecological farm in the Czech Republic. Wool is from live sheep.

Renaissance head dress for men. Required measurement: circumference of head.

Felt musketter hat, 17th Century. Leather musketeer hats were the fiction :) normally they used these felt hats.