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2. Open hoods, mid 14th century onwards

A practical garment, worn by women of lower status over a linen head-dress, and seen in different forms.

a. Early form, like the 14th-century men’s hood, but open down the front. The face edge is 40 cm from top to bottom, giving a very smali cape. Scalę up the pattern and cut in two halves. A firm cloth will hołd up the tip.

b. Later style, common in northern Europę in the mid 15th century, with a turned-back brim, extended iiripipe and close-fitting back neck. It was usually worn open but often had a row of buttons and buttonholes under the chin. Scalę up the pattern and cut in one piece on the fold.

For morę details of planning hood patterns see Men’s hoods, Figs 2, 3.

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