Medieval Coif – Linen Cap

A coif, or linen medieval cap, was one of the basic forms of headwear. This model is cut from three pieces and features two seams running over the top 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.