Halaif Hood

The hood "Halaif" is based on the classic "Skjoldehamn Gugel" and is perfect for Nordic costumes. It is generously cut and lined with soft linen fabric.

 Material: wool (70 % wool, 20 % polyester, 10% viscose), linen fabric (50 % linen, 50 % cotton)

 Size: unisize (generous cut)

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The Akku hood, has been thought trying to be useful to different types of characters. Inspired by explorers, murderers, rogues, necromancers and magicians of all kinds. The serrated finish, and the leather reinforcements and metal ornaments that it has at the ends help not only to make the structure consistent, but also to finish it elegantly and carefully.

The hood is complemented with a mask, this mask is designed with holes to promote breathing.
Please note each item cannot be purchased independently, only as a bundle.

Rawblade is a B2B company focused on the world of medieval reenactment and LARP. Rawblade contributes to the market with their know-how of Spanish crafts, a long tradition of furs and leather, as well as steel. Inspired by the famous Toledo steel, Rawblade develops a set of armours and chainmails.

The human team behind Rawblade is formed from the experience acquired at EvilTailors, as well as the various platforms that have been integrated into its collective over time. The hard work, designs, and ideas that make up the Rawblade catalogue are the result of inspiration in the world of medieval fantasy that has accompanied them since childhood. We believe Rawblade offers a quality wardrobe at a very competitive price.

Rawblade attempts to use products and producers primarily from Spain. All their leather goods are made 100% in Spain adding the seal of quality to the crafts. Their foam creations, clothes, and steel are designed and made in Spain and India.

“Hidden underneath his wool hood, with the fake beard and the eye patch, he was unrecognisable to everyone, though he was the most wanted man in the kingdom. As the officials moved the targets further away, one of the others, a man dressed in red tights and a feathered hat and smelling of rosewater, spoke: “Tell me, One-Eye, do you believe you can win the silver arrow?”. The disguised man chuckled; “I might not be as spry as I once was, but I still stand a fair chance.”

Inspired by the mediaeval 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.