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it not only protected the wearer's hair from dirt and weather at work

The "De la Croix" hat is suitable for many costumes

which has been a commonly used weave for centuries

The end has notches as a handle

A graceful pendant for those who want to portray Roman culture

overcoat velvet black Renaissance en Tudor kleding it not only protected theThe Houppelande Cesare is a late medieval overcoat for men, based on clothing from the fourteenth and early fifteenth centuries. This type of surcoat was worn over a doublet or cotehardie and was popular throughout Europe among both the nobility and the upper class. The houppelande became one of the most characteristic outer garments of the late Middle Ages. This model has a loose fitting A line that reaches mid thigh and offers a lot of freedom of