Medieval linen children's bonnet with linen trim

Product information

This early medieval linen cap/bonnet is a modern interpretation of a silk bonnet from Jorvik, discovered during archaeological excavations. Later finds of fabric fragments suggest that similar headwear was also made of linen. Such bonnets were worn by members of all social classes, including children, as they effectively protected from the sun and helped keep hair in place while working.

This product is machine-sewn in our workshop in Otwock, Poland. Each product is made to order.

Size & length

Fabric & color

• The product is made of pure, 100% linen with an average weight of 185–220 g/m² – it is not transparent and keeps its shape.
• The material is pre-washed, softened and wash-resistant, so the product will last for years.
• High-quality confirmed by the Oeko-Tex® Standard 100 certificate. The linen comes from Belarusian crops.
• Colors may vary slightly due to supplier fabric rotation, lighting conditions and screen settings.

Washing & care instructions

• Wash on a delicate cycle at 40°C.
• Do not use bleach or stain removers!
• No high-speed spin (damages seams and fibers).
• Dry vertically outdoors. Do not tumble dry.
• To maintain the appearance, it is best to iron clothes with damp water, inside out, up to 150C (two dots).

Returns & exchanges

• As a handmade workshop, we do not accept returns or exchanges, so please place your orders carefully. Our products are made from hand-cut fabrics, using our own patterns, and with an individual approach to each order. Please respect your time and ours.
• We do not accept returns if the product arrives later than expected or is no longer needed. Preparation time is available in the menu, and delivery times depend on the method chosen – we are not responsible for this. For orders with a specific date, please contact us in advance.