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Wool Beret Harald Green
In the Middle Ages it was common to wear a headdress, so we have included our Wool Beret Harald in many colors to complement and round out your costumes.
The beret has been worn since the 15th century and was originally a sign of the educated classes, but quickly became a popular fashion among the burghers and peasants. Later it also enjoyed great popularity among the Landsknechte and even today berets, albeit in a plainer version, are worn by the military and police. On rainy days, it is also an alternative to the gugel.
The beret has been worn since the 15th century and was originally a sign of the educated classes, but quickly became a popular fashion among the burghers and peasants. Later it also enjoyed great popularity among the Landsknechte and even today berets, albeit in a plainer version, are worn by the military and police. On rainy days, it is also an alternative to the gugel.
In the Middle Ages it was common to wear a headdress, so we have included our Wool Beret Harald in many colors to complement and round out your costumes.
The beret has been worn since the 15th century and was originally a sign of the educated classes, but quickly became a popular fashion among the burghers and peasants. Later it also enjoyed great popularity among the Landsknechte and even today berets, albeit in a plainer version, are worn by the military and police. On rainy days, it is also an alternative to the gugel.
The beret has been worn since the 15th century and was originally a sign of the educated classes, but quickly became a popular fashion among the burghers and peasants. Later it also enjoyed great popularity among the Landsknechte and even today berets, albeit in a plainer version, are worn by the military and police. On rainy days, it is also an alternative to the gugel.
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In the Middle Ages it was common to wear a headdress, so we have included our Wool Beret Harald in many colors to complement and round out your costumes.
The beret has been worn since the 15th century and was originally a sign of the educated classes, but quickly became a popular fashion among the burghers and peasants. Later it also enjoyed great popularity among the Landsknechte and even today berets, albeit in a plainer version, are worn by the military and police. On rainy days, it is also an alternative to the gugel.
The beret has been worn since the 15th century and was originally a sign of the educated classes, but quickly became a popular fashion among the burghers and peasants. Later it also enjoyed great popularity among the Landsknechte and even today berets, albeit in a plainer version, are worn by the military and police. On rainy days, it is also an alternative to the gugel.
