Traveling cloak made of wool and leather "Anouk"
Rounded semi-circular cape made of oiled leather and walkloden. It has a separate front apron that can be warmly girded to the body. The rest of the cape falls freely over shoulders, arms and back and does not restrict movement. The cape is closed with 4 decorative buckles. Especially on cold and/or rainy days our cloak is a useful addition for every Larp character or visitor of a medieval market.
Sale without belt!
Length: approx. 140 cm
Neck width: S/M 34–40 cm, L/XL 40–46 cm
Apron width: S/M: 35 cm, L/XL 45 cm
We are happy to customise this cloak according to your ideas and wishes. Feel free to write to us about it.
- We have a DSA licence agreement with Ulisses Spiele and can use symbols from the Black Eye universe accordingly. Each production is discussed with Ulisses Spiele in advance and must be approved. So you will receive an officially licensed DSA product.
- If the size does not match your measurements, we can design a cut according to your individual measurements and make the garment for you accordingly.
- You can choose decorative rivets from our range and we will attach them for you.
- We can sew on braids or attach fur trim.
- Seams can be replaced with braided leather tape.
- The oiled leather can be painted with leather paint. Whether it be ornaments, symbols or a coat of arms.
- Oiled leather is a so-called pull-up leather. We can engrave shapes, symbols and coats of arms into the leather. This reveals the lighter, deeper leather in the engravings. The colour intensity varies depending on the leather colour. For example, it makes no difference on black oiled leather, but a very strong difference on light brown leather.
- The two previous options (painting and carving) can be combined.
We are always open to other ideas and will be happy to implement them together with you. Surcharges (if any) are based on the amount of work and material used.
Material: 80% new wool, 20%leather, contains non-textile parts of animal origin
Design by Runa-Rian
Translated via DeepL.com
