Medieval Cloaks
Shop Medieval Cloaks and Capes
Explore medieval cloaks, capes and mantles for LARP and Renaissance fairs. Compare hooded and open styles, length, fastenings and room for layers. Check the product details and size guide before choosing your outer layer.
Asterhall Open-Neck Processional Cloak
A hoodless processional cloak with a low U-shaped neckline, wide front bands and a cloth chest bridge. A semicircular drape and small shield-shaped back panel complete the formal silhouette. Choose Charcoal or Deep Burgundy.
Fit: S/M, L/XL, 2XL/3XL. Choose by chest and shoulder breadth using the Size Guide.
Style: Medieval-inspired.
Brindle Linen Medieval Shoulder Cape with Button Front
A short linen shoulder cape with four flared panels, two covered buttons and a slightly longer back. The hoodless shape leaves shirt collars and headwear visible.
Fit: S/M, L/XL, 2XL/3XL. Choose by chest and shoulder breadth using the Size Guide.
Style: Medieval-inspired.
Cinder Court Full-Circle Medieval Cloak
A hoodless full-circle medieval cloak with panelled shoulders, a small throat fastening and a broad flowing hem. A simple outer layer for court and fantasy styling.
Fit: S/M, L/XL, 2XL/3XL. Choose by chest and shoulder breadth using the Size Guide.
Style: Medieval-inspired.
Emberglade Quilted Evening Cloak
A matte cotton-velvet evening cloak with vertical quilting, a soft shawl collar and three covered chest buttons. The hoodless six-panel body drapes over a gown or tunic. Choose Oxblood or Midnight Blue.
Fit: S/M, L/XL, 2XL/3XL. Choose by chest and shoulder breadth using the Size Guide.
Style: Fantasy / LARP.
Gathered Velvet Evening Cape
A flowing velvet cape with a gathered body, rounded shoulder yoke and two covered-button fastenings. Choose Navy Blue or Burgundy.
Fit: S/M, L/XL, 2XL/3XL. Choose by chest and shoulder breadth using the Size Guide.
Style: Fantasy / LARP.
Greyfriar Bell-Cut Pilgrim Cloak
A wool-blend pullover cloak with a compact hood, six-gore bell shape and short two-button chest placket. Its closed front and continuous sides create a simple pilgrim silhouette. Choose Stone Grey or Walnut Brown.
Fit: S/M, L/XL, 2XL/3XL. Choose by chest and shoulder breadth using the Size Guide.
Style: Medieval-inspired.
Hearthfall Hooded Fantasy Cloak with Shoulder Mantle
A hooded fantasy cloak with an attached shoulder mantle and two front buttons. The free mantle edge sits above the longer body for a layered silhouette.
Fit: S/M, L/XL, 2XL/3XL. Choose by chest and shoulder breadth using the Size Guide.
Style: Fantasy / LARP.
Layered Sheer Fantasy Cape
A sheer layered cape with an opaque shoulder yoke, front bow ties and a softly trailing hem. Choose Gray or Ivory.
Fit: S/M, L/XL, 2XL/3XL. Choose by chest and shoulder breadth using the Size Guide.
Style: Fantasy / LARP.
Merrow Integrated Shawl-Hood Cloak
A wool-blend cloak with a broad integrated hood that folds down into a shawl collar. Short shawl ends button across the chest above a long seven-panel drape. Choose Slate Blue or Deep Plum.
Fit: S/M, L/XL, 2XL/3XL. Choose by chest and shoulder breadth using the Size Guide.
Style: Medieval-inspired.
Oatmere Linen Medieval Cloak with Rounded Hood
A linen medieval cloak with a rounded hood, single covered throat button and front hand openings. Its three-quarter-circle body falls in a long, simple drape.
Fit: S/M, L/XL, 2XL/3XL. Choose by chest and shoulder breadth using the Size Guide.
Style: Medieval-inspired.
Rowanhall Box-Pleated Wool Cloak
A hoodless wool-blend cloak with herringbone texture, broad box pleats and a curved shoulder yoke. A narrow standing collar and two covered buttons finish the neckline. Choose Forest Green or Charcoal.
Fit: S/M, L/XL, 2XL/3XL. Choose by chest and shoulder breadth using the Size Guide.
Style: Medieval-inspired.
Rowanleaf Integral-Gore Cloak
A hooded wool-blend cloak with rounded leaf-shaped hem panels and an overlapping leaf collar. Curved stitching and two brass-tone chest hooks complete the woodland-inspired outline. Choose Forest Green or Earth Brown.
Fit: S/M, L/XL, 2XL/3XL. Choose by chest and shoulder breadth using the Size Guide.
Style: Fantasy / LARP.
The collection guide
How to choose a medieval cloak
Measure the length you want
Use the product's measuring method to compare the stated cloak length with your body. Check where the hem will sit when you wear your event footwear. Extra length can look dramatic, but it should still let you walk and use steps comfortably.
Check the neck and fastening
Look at the neckline, closure and hood depth. A cloak will sit differently over a thin tunic than over a coat or padded jacket. Compare the available circumference or garment dimensions instead of using height alone.
Match the cloth to the conditions
Read the fibre composition, lining and care instructions. A wool label does not automatically mean waterproof, and thickness alone does not tell you how breathable a garment will feel. Use the specific product details to judge whether the cloak suits your event.
Medieval Cloaks: common questions
What is the difference between a cloak and a cape?
Retailers use the terms differently, but a cloak often provides longer coverage while a cape may be shorter. The useful comparison is the actual length, shape and fastening.
Should I choose a hooded cloak or a separate hood?
An attached hood keeps the pieces together. A separate hood gives you another way to combine colours, shapes and layers. Check that the necklines and closures work together.
Are these cloaks waterproof?
Only treat a garment as waterproof when the individual product explicitly states and supports that property. Fabric type or a medieval appearance alone does not establish weather protection.