"A warrior who ignores the northern gales will find his wits dulled long before shield-wall clashes; honest wool keeps the senses sharp upon the march." Osric, Keeper of the Hearth & Forge
Rooted in the archaeological discoveries of Birka?the renowned Viking trading settlement of Sweden?this cap mirrors the essential headgear favoured by Scandinavian voyagers and warriors between the ninth and eleventh centuries. Daily survival in unforgiving northern climates demanded apparel that balanced warmth with breathability, whether manning the oars, bargaining at market, or standing garrison watch.
Crafted by hand using traditional methods, each cap employs 100% recycled wool at a dense 350 g/m_ weight. This weave closely echoes the feel and heft of historical Scandinavian textiles. Wool remains supreme in adverse weather; its natural fibres resist moisture and stubbornly preserve body heat even when thoroughly sodden by sleet or rain. The close-fitting tailoring ensures the garment stays firmly upon your brow during strenuous drills and skirmishes, while the soft, non-abrasive interior guarantees comfort throughout prolonged campaigns.
To maintain the fabric?s integrity, treat it with the discipline of a veteran. Spot clean minor field grime using cold water and mild soap, or wash gently by hand without wringing. Lay it flat away from hearths or direct sun to preserve its shape, and never surrender it to a modern tumble dryer. Simple, authentic, and rugged, this piece completes any early medieval kit with unpretentious historical fidelity.
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| Colour | Black, Brown, Green |
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| Size | S, M, L |

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