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- Hats worn during the Middle Ages12:
- In the early medieval era, city people wore hats usually made of cloth, such as the chaperon, a loose hood for both men and women.
- Throughout the Middle Ages, women of all classes wore veils or draperies hiding the hair and framing the face.
- During the 15th century, women’s hats showed increasing elaboration.
- Regular folks used to wear a cloth cap, named coif.
- Hats varied, most were made of fabric or felt of a truncated cone shape, with or without brims.
- Coifs were worn by soldiers and nobles as well, but the upper class would have to buy medieval headwear to wear on top.
Learn more:✕This summary was generated using AI based on multiple online sources. To view the original source information, use the "Learn more" links.In the early medieval era city people wore hats usually made of cloth, such as the chaperon, a loose hood for both men and women. Throughout the Middle Ages women of all classes wore veils or draperies hiding the hair and framing the face. During the 15th century women’s hats showed increasing elaboration.www.britannica.com/topic/hatRegular folks used to wear a cloth cap, named coif. Coifs were worn by soldiers and nobles as well, but the upper class would have to buy medieval headwear to wear on top. Hats varied, most were made of fabric or felt of a truncated cone shape, with or without brims.armstreet.com/store/headwear/ The Style & Significance of Medieval Hats - Knights …
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