MEDIEVAL COIF WITH PLEATS AND TIES NATURAL

This historically accurate coif is made of plain cotton fabric. It features a generously sized brim and can be knotted on the back with ties. The decorative pleats starting at the inner edge of the brim do not only make for an attractive look, but also give the bonnet structure.

In the Middle Ages and early modern period, the coif or bonnet was a staple headdress for married women, whereas young girls and unmarried women were allowed to keep their hair uncovered. Furthermore, coifs had the practical advantage of protecting the hair against dirt when performing household chores or other works. 

This beautiful pleated coif for women is ideal for medieval markets, LARP, reenactment or living history.