Headphones white work women's one size in white cotton in a breathable cotton sweatband one SIZE
CURIOSITY
The headset was worn in England and Scotland by members of all social classes from the Middle Ages to the seventeenth century and in later years as the headgear of the "vintage" of the farmers and of the children. During the Tudor period (after Stuart in Scotland) and before that, the headphones were normally made of raw linen and tied under the chin. During the elizabethan age and in the early periods of the age of James I, were frequently decorated with embroidery and edges of lace. The headphones were worn under any type of hat or possibly a sun-like covering of the head in closed environments.
