Kukulus (lat. Kukulus) - a term from the field of the history of fashion, means clothes, coat or cape with a long elongated hood, worn by the ancient Germans. Constitutes the entire canvas with a cutout for the face. Kukulus placed over his head and falls over the shoulders to the waist or below.
Material for kukulusa served as wool or leather. He also serves as a headgear, scarves, capes and cape, safely protected from the wind, rain and snow. Such clothing does not constrain movement, do not spoil review. Kukulus worn by both women and men.