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Distinguished Baroque Tricorn Hat with Gilded Braid and Soft Down Trim
Are you preparing for a grand ball at Versailles or planning to board a Spanish galleon in the Caribbean? Whatever your historical role, this Baroque tricorn hat will grant you the necessary authority and elegance. This hat is more than just an accessory; it is a status symbol that defined the face of the 17th and 18th centuries. With its lavish decorations and classic cocked cut, you will instantly elevate your costume to the rank of a true nobleman or a feared pirate captain. Step into the world of the Enlightenment with headwear that blends historical authenticity with artisan craftsmanship. Further product information ...
Distinguished Baroque Tricorn Hat with Gilded Braid and Soft Down Trim
Construction and Materials
The hat is crafted from cotton felt, ensuring it remains lightweight and breathable even during long social events or intense LARP battles. The characteristic three-cornered shape is formed by the brim being turned up to the crown and fixed in place. The edge of the brim is adorned with a rich metallic gold braid, giving the hat a luxurious appearance. The final touch of opulence is provided by a fringe of genuine natural down feathers, which sway gracefully with your every movement.
Technical Parameters and Specifications
| Product Type | Historical Headwear – Tricorn Hat |
| Material | 100% Cotton felt |
| Decoration | Gold metallic lace, natural feathers |
| Style/Period | Baroque, Rococo, Age of Piracy (17th–18th Century) |
| Available Colours | Black |
Size Chart
| Size | Head Circumference (Metric) | Head Circumference (Imperial) |
| S | 56–57 cm | approx. 22" – 22.4" |
| M | 58–59 cm | approx. 22.8" – 23.2" |
| L | 60–61 cm | approx. 23.6" – 24" |
| XL | 62–63 cm | approx. 24.4" – 24.8" |
Historical Context: From Utility to Aristocratic Fashion
The tricorn hat evolved in the 17th century from the broad-brimmed hats of musketeers. The reason was purely practical: soldiers began pinning the brims up so they wouldn't interfere when carrying a musket on their shoulder (approx. 10 lbs / 4.5 kg) and to allow rainwater to drain off more efficiently. It reached the height of its popularity during the reign of Louis XIV, becoming the mandatory headgear for every gentleman. This replica refers to the Baroque period when hats were adorned with feathers and braids to demonstrate the owner's wealth. Historically, it was worn by monarchs and great generals alike, such as Prince Eugene of Savoy.
Maintenance and Safety Instructions
To ensure your hat stays in perfect condition for years to come, follow these care steps:
- Never wash the hat in a machine or use a tumble dryer. The felt will lose its shape and the feathers will be ruined.
- Remove dust using a soft clothes brush in the direction of the felt nap.
- If the hat gets wet, reshape it to its original form, stuff it with dry paper, and let it air dry at room temperature.
- Keep the feathers away from moisture and avoid mechanical friction to prevent shedding.
Warning: This product is intended for costume and reenactment use. It is not a protective helmet. The material is flammable; keep the hat away from open flames or torches.
We recommend pairing this hat with a Baroque shirt featuring a lace jabot and a decorative brooch to create a truly irresistible aristocratic set.
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