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- Best price today: $34.00 at Medieval and More (checked Nov 13, 2026).
- Checked at 9 stores.
The Wool Cowl Cucullus is a medieval-style hooded cowl made of heavy wool felt, closed at the front, with a short sendelbinde tip at the back. It is built for wind and weather, and the dense felt sheds a heavy downpour. Historically a man's garment worn by hunters, peasants and travelers, it now draws both men and women, especially in LARP and costume work. Against thin cotton or synthetic hoods, the wool felt is the main difference: warmer, heavier and more water-resistant, but bulkier and slower to dry.
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Lowest price we've seen: $27.80 on Nov 13 at Vehi Mercatus. Tracked across 9 stores since Nov 13.
Rated 4.9 out of 5 from 42 ratings, buyers are very positive. The wool felt and the historical look are what owners single out.
The Wool Cowl Cucullus is a high medieval everyday garment with a short sendelbinde, a short tip. In this form it was worn mostly for practical reasons by hunters, peasants and travelers as protection against wind and weather.
This version is closed at the front. It is made of heavy wool felt, which can also withstand a heavy downpour.
From the 14th century, the cowl entered the fashion world. It is now often worn in colors or with an overlong sendelbinde looped around the neck, as seen in the murals at Runkelstein Castle near Bolzano. Historically it is a man's garment, but it is also popular among women, especially at LARP, and fits into many different costume concepts.
