Suedeleren kapje Martinus, bruin Ketels - pannen en kookstellen maar werd ook gedragen door

maar werd ook gedragen door andere Indo-Europese volkeren zoals Germanen

This armor can be combined with other armor pieces and is perfect for late medieval costumes

Small triangular motifs can be seen on the brass

The original can now be seen in the Hedeby Viking Museum

10 meters high for extra shade and protection against the rain

Suedeleren kapje Martinus, bruin Ketels - pannen en kookstellen maar werd ook gedragen doorFor many centuries the bonnet was the common headgear worn by men, women and children. Beggars wore it to protect themselves from vermin, and kings wore it under their crowns. Made from suede, it absorbs sweat under a helmet. It protects against the sun and is pleasantly cool and airy. The "Martinus" bonnet has a generous cut and can be closed with two ties under the chin. Leather is a natural product and the effect of dye on the material can differ.