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Scarf Bertrude RedThis reconstruction inspired by medieval references of a well known gugel hood for women, has revealed a true multi functional cloth after completion. As you can see in the photos, the cloth can be worn as a \"headscarf\" open and closed, \"shoulder cloth\" and as an \"apron\". A beautiful alternative to the gugel or hairnet! Of course, time wise combinable with our dress \"Frideswinde\".

The grave find from Skjoldehamn raised many questions since its recovery in 1936 and still occupies today

these shoulders are firmly attached to your arm

safeguarding for your limbs

Its standout feature is the adjustable visor

its simplicity makes it easy to combine and can be used for many different concepts from warrior to barmaid

From about 1350 this form of leg armour was worn throughout Europe

the gugel is so tight around the head that it even allows you to wear a hat

The breastplate and the gastric lumen are held together by play through a riveted joint

The clever addition of a leather strap with a buckle on the side of the visor ensures a secure fit

and the interior is thoughtfully coated with anti-rust paint for longevity

Looking for head-to-toe protection in battle

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