Medieval Black Hooded Cloak of Death

• The black hooded cloak is a long, loose-fitting garment categorized as a cape
• The front of the cloak is completely open, making it easy to drape over the shoulders
• Ties are placed at the center of the collar and complemented by a long decorative ribbon

The ribbon hangs freely downward. The cloak has a wide hem that noticeably flares toward the bottom, creating a voluminous silhouette. The hem widens toward the bottom, giving the garment a bell-shaped form. The hood is cut as one piece and transitions smoothly into the main body of the cloak, forming a cohesive design. The cloak has a simple cut without unnecessary details. The garment is deep black, with no inserts or patterns.

The cloak is long, with wide front panels. The upper part is joined to the hood without additional details. The cloak has no decorations other than the specified ties and ribbon. The cloak features a one-piece hood and a flared hem. The hood has a simple shape without additional elements.

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