This style can work with both Renaissance and Victorian outfits, and since it's short, it doesn't weigh you down. Full length cloaks tend to weigh a lot from the yards of material and keep heat close to your body—good for winter, but often they're too much for spring or fall when many faires take place. This short style won't keep as much heat in over layers of costuming.

The front of the cloak is the shortest point, allowing easy use of your hands. Extra fabric at the sides allows for easier movements, so you don’t need to keep pushing fabric out of the way to move your arms around. The cloak tapers down in the back to the longest point. The front features a Renaissance style pewter clasp.

One size will fit most. Outside is burgundy polyester cotton blend, lining is a sumptuous light gold satin. Dry clean only.

This cloak normally sells for $135 here or $145 at Faire, but due to a broken hanger snagging the satin lining there is a $20 discount. Snagged satin is not shown, only because the snags could barely be seen when photographed. Snags are in the lining near the shoulders, and are not visible from the outside.

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Have any questions? Contact the shop owner.