Medieval Coif – Linen Cap

A coif, or linen medieval cap, was one of the basic forms of headwear. This model is cut from two pieces and features a single seam running along the centre of the head.

The coif is made from a single layer of linen.

Three sewing standards are available:

• Type 1 – fully machine-sewn and machine-finished
• Type 2 – combined construction: the front, ties, and back are finished by hand; internal seams are secured using modern sewing methods
• Type 3 – fully hand-sewn and hand-finished

Material: linen
Dating: 13th–16th century

Made to order, tailored to individual measurements.