Arthur RFB Cape – Black

You’ve been on the run from the bandit gang all night after escaping from their hideout, and while they scour the roads and search in town, you’ve taken to the woods. You’re a smart adventurer, after all–or at least one that is smart enough to still be alive.

Hiding in the underbrush and using your Ready-for-Battle Arthur Cape as camouflage, you decide to wait the bandits out until you can sneak away with their loot. Of course, your plan doesn’t really account for the possibility of running into wild beasts.

Here’s hoping the wolves aren’t hungry.

DETAILS

Epic Armoury’s Arthur Cape is an ankle-length cape, fitted with a hood and cotton-strap fastenings. This design is meant to offer the greatest degree of protection from the elements while still being lightweight and comfortable. This cape makes a great accessory if you need to add layering to your character’s costume, as capes have become synonymous with medieval and fantasy clothing. Capes are also highly practical in limiting the impact of wind, rain or sun.

The Ready-for-Battle Cape Arthur is a classic cut and will be usable by any character in any game world, allowing freedom when customizing equipment for your characters. Secure the cape around the neck by tying the cotton-straps. Made from comfortable light cotton, this cape is easily made water resistant with a treatment at home.

Available sizes 6-10 Years, Small/Medium, and Large/X-Large; and in colours Dark Brown, Dark Green, and Epic Black.

HISTORY

• One of the oldest garments known to humanity
• Common fashion in medieval Europe, especially when combined with a hood
• Capes that fasten at the neck were typically worn by women throughout history

MAINTENANCE

As a heavy-duty fabric, this product is heavier than simple cotton. This material wrinkles easily but can be ironed.

Machine wash at 30°C / 86°F. This product will leak dye. Please make sure to wash once before use in order to make sure that remaining dye will be removed from the product. We advise washing alone, using colour-catching sheets or only washing with similar coloured clothes to reduce the risk of dye imprint.