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<title>Guide: Historical Women&#039;s Headwear</title>
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<title>1220 AD Cyclas</title>
<description>Descriptio n of a 13th century woman&#039;s outfit, with instructio ns for making a cyclas and fillet.</description>
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<title>Kirtle Patterning and Construction: A Workshop Resource</title>
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<title>Birgitta&#039;s cap, and related headwear</title>
<description>Images of women&#039; s caps similar to a 14th century relic assocated with St. Bridget of Sweden (Birgitta of Vadstena). Examples from the 13th-15th centuries showing how this style of cap would have been worn, and by whom. Includes links to several re-creatio ns of the cap.</description>
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<title>15th Century Women&#039;s Coifs</title>
<description>Images of a style of women&#039; s headwear seen in illustrati ons of working women from roughly 1475 to 1500; sometimes referred to as a tailed cap or winged coif. Includes several examples from illustrati ons, as well as links to various re-creatio ns.</description>
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