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Fimbul Hood - Wool - Light Grey
£92.99
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Inspired by the medieval gugel hood style from Germany, the Fimbul Hood is made from herring-bone pattern wool with polyester light and dark brown fur trim. It works well on top of another garment, as they were normally worn in the Middle Ages. Typically, this would be a shirt or a tunic, where the hood was added as extra protection from the weather, especially in winter with the fur trim. It ties together at the neck with a leather cord so that you can adjust it to fit.
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Inspired by the medieval gugel hood style from Germany, the Fimbul Hood is made from herring-bone pattern wool with polyester light and dark brown fur trim. It works well on top of another garment, as they were normally worn in the Middle Ages. Typically, this would be a shirt or a tunic, where the hood was added as extra protection from the weather, especially in winter with the fur trim. It ties together at the neck with a leather cord so that you can adjust it to fit.
DETAILS
Available in Epic Black and Light Grey colours.
Available in sizes S/M and L/XL.
WHY BUY FROM LARP INN
- This fantastic product is made by Epic Armoury (Denmark), but if you're based in the UK we cover all the expensive international shipping, taxes and duty fees.
- We've been selling goods for twenty years, LARPing for more than thirty, so we have plenty of experience in the industry.
- We can bring your order for collection at events that we attend (Whats Your Game, Larp Con or Empire LARP) to save you on shipping costs.
- We always an email or phone call away if you need help.
CL14078S/M
Data sheet
- Material
- Wool Blend ( 78% Wool, 12% Polyester, x 8% Nylon, 2% Others) FauFur - 100% Polyester, Muslin - 100% Cotton
Specific References
- EAN13
- 5704742013667
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Inspired by the medieval gugel hood style from Germany, the Fimbul Hood is made from herring-bone pattern wool with polyester light and dark brown fur trim. It works well on top of another garment, as they were normally worn in the Middle Ages. Typically, this would be a shirt or a tunic, where the hood was added as extra protection from the weather, especially in winter with the fur trim. It ties together at the neck with a leather cord so that you can adjust it to fit.