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Head-wear

Men wore a hood or a hat, or sometimes both. Most women just wore a kerchief, sometimes with a veil or hood over it, but head-dresses for the wealthy became increasingly complex from the mid 14th century.

14. Head-wear - men's hats and caps A selection from the 14th and 15th centuries.

a.    Felt hat

b.    Fur hat

c.    Knitted cap

d.    Straw hat

e.    Coif

15. Head-wear - men's hoods

a.    Basic hood, 13th and 14th century

b.    Hood worn as a hat, mid 14th to mid 15th century

c.    Chaperon, mid 15th century (PI 19)

16. Head-wear - women's linen head-dresses

a.    Wrapped kerchief, 1200 onwards

b.    Knotted kerchief, 15th century

c.    Kerchief with shaped and pinched wimple,

15th century

17. Head-wear - women's cloth head-dresses and hoods

a.    Open hood, mid 14th century onwards

b.    Black head-dress, late 15th century

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