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Armin is a medieval head wear for men. It´s available in three sizes, to fit almost everyone. Especially if they work as a chef or other type of kitchen worker. We recommend to decorate the Armin cap additionally with embroidering, a...

The "Greta" bonnet is ideal for the protrayal of women of a lower social standing in medieval times, such as farmers' wives or servants at court. The bonnet can be decorated with ribbons, braids or lace. It also cuts a dashing figure...

This cap was made along historical pictures and has a band of artificial fur sewn around it. The cap itself looks great when worn in combination with northern costumes and fits many more ideas as well. Materials: Wool (70% wool, 20%...

Berets like this one are very good to wear on late-medieval inspired characters and provide a certain touch to the costume. A hidden strap allows individual adjusting. Unisize Material: wool

The coif was the most common headwear for men for centuries. Beggars protected their heads from parasites, kings wore it underneath their crown. Made from light cotton fabric it absorbes moisture, protects from the sun and is airy and...

3D FX Transfers, the revolutionary new prosthetic. This technology garnered Tinsley Transfers an Academy Award for Technical Achievement. Easy to apply, self blending, no need for any glues or messy adhesives and looks absolutely...

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The "Joerg" beret is part of a typical Lansquenet-costume. These mostly german mercenaries from the 15th/16th century were famous all over europe. We recommend to wear the beret with the matching "Joerg" Lansquenet-jerkin &...

This hat suits everyone portraying a dignified gentlemen: be it a Lord, Shopkeeper or Scholar. You can adjust the size by using the sewn-in band. Therefore it is possible to wear it in combination with a bonnet which makes it more...

Over many centuries, the coif was the common headgear of men and children. Beggars protected themselves with it from vermin, and kings wore it under their crowns. Made of sturdy wool, it offers protection against the sun and can pad...