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<title>Guide: Historical men&#039;s headwear</title>
<description>The different headcoveri ngs available to people of various classes during the 14th Century, with historical images and modern recreation s.</description>
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<title>Pattern Your Own Simple Coif / Unpadded Arming Cap</title>
<description>The plain coif/cap is probably the most versatile piece of garb in the Middle Ages. It was worn for centuries and  changed very little. It&#039;s comfortabl e, practical and easy to make.</description>
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<title>Men&#039;s Coifs in Medieval Art</title>
<description>Links to depictions of medieval men (12th-15th centuries) wearing coifs.</description>
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<title>Sherts, Trewes, &amp; Hose .i.: A Survey of Medieval Underwear</title>
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<title>Men&#039;s 14th Century Clothing</title>
<description>Patterns for the layers and accessorie s for a man&#039;s 14th century outfit, including braies, hose, a coif, a hood, and a pouch.</description>
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