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Hats & Caps
Middles Ages were
characterized by hats. Some patterns you can find here. It was
considered improper to be barehead on streets. The only exception
were virgins, but they had wreaths.
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Quadripartite hat
inspired by find
in Birka, 9-10th century
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Sexpartite hat
other variant of
hats founded in Birka (No. 958), 9-10th century
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Eight part hat
inspired by hat of
Tollund bog man (c. 5th century) forced for Middle Ages
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Conical hat
according to find
in Herjolfsnes, simplified, late 14th century
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Horned hat
headdress typical
for Burgundian court (mainly 15th century)
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Truncate hennin
short version of
horned hat with veil, 15th century
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Bonnet
typical for
Renaissance but was known at latest in 15th century
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