Woolen Scandinavian hood with lining

Description

Europe XI – XV century

Upper – Woolen fabric or broadcloth.
Lining – linen.
Internal seams – machine
External seams – manual

Hood ( Hood) – a headdress, originally-a kind of hood with a long “tail”. It was designed to protect the head and neck from cold and bad weather. And indeed, in hood, it is surprisingly comfortable on cold autumn evenings or in a strong wind. If it gets hot in the hood , it can always be removed from the head as a normal hood, while the hood itself will remain on the neck and will not be lost anywhere.

The lining provides more comfort for the head and prevents the woolen fabric from being” lumpy”. Also, the contrasting lining gives the product a great external appeal.