Middeleeuws kapje Dagmar, zwart-creme Bijlen Headkerchiefs were worn by both

Headkerchiefs were worn by both pagan and Christian women

hiermee kan je bijvoorbeeld tentharingen in de grond slaan

The armor collar looks slightly narrower than other armor collars

The cutlass is delivered including a black leather scabbard

but is instead based on different parts of original late fourteenth century - early fifteenth century swords used in the Battle of Shrewsbury

Middeleeuws kapje Dagmar, zwart-creme Bijlen Headkerchiefs were worn by bothThe bonnet was an almost indispensable article of clothing; it not only protected the wearer's hair from dirt and weather at work, but was also a sign of a woman's status. In the Middle Ages, only unmarried women were allowed to wear their hair uncovered. A married woman without a head covering was considered a "free woman".