Uploaded September 2020 | Updated September 2026, 11 hours ago
Rogue Cowl Mk II is courtesy of Crisiswear - crisiswear.com
In this video, Maxx reviews the Rogue Cowl Mk II by Crisiswear.
Pick yours up here: crisiswear.com/collections/cowls/products/rogue-cowl
The artists at Crisiswear has been fulfilling cyberpunk and industrial clothing needs for over 20 years.
Each garment is 100% handmade in the U.S. by their artists from ethically sourced fabrics. They are always innovating with things like magnetic closures and full size functional pockets on female attire.
I was looking for cloaks with hoods online and happened across this awesome looking cowl and immediately had to know more.
I fell in love as soon as I saw it, because for me it can work in a medieval fantasy setting, Cyberpunk, Post-Apocalyptic, Vampire, Near Future, or just a trip out to the mall. It's so versatile, there's no reason not to add one to your larp kit.
I haven't done much cosplay personally, but I could see this really coming in use in any sort of costuming that requires this look.
This particular piece, the rogue cowl Mk II is made from a rugged cotton twill with reinforced stitching, which makes it very durable.
I believe this cowl and probably anything from Crisiswear would hold up very well under the rigors of larp and they make even more heavy duty versions, if you desire.
The convertible look for me is what sold it. I love the look of a cloak or cowl with my rogue type costumes, and this allows me to not be encumbered by a full cloak, but still get the look and also, I can drop the hood down and still have a unique cool look, while not overheating.
The fabric is a not muted color, so I'd want to weather it a bit to fit into a medieval setting, or a lot for a Post-apocalyptic one. But for anything cyberpunk or modern, this is ready to rock straight out of the package.
I highly suggest checking out their website, for this and tons of other cyberpunk and industrial styles that can easily lend themselves to other genres too. And if you are still in a goth/cyber/industrial scene, this company is 100% for you.
Fair prices, great products, I'm happy to share this company and their Rogue Cowl Mk II with you.
Follow Crisiswear on social media:
Facebook: @Crisiswearofficial
Twitter: @Crisiswear
Instagram: @Crisiswear
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Music from filmmusic.io
"Hiding Your Reality", "Master Of The Feast" and "Crunk Knight" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com)
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Rogue Cowl Mk II is courtesy of Crisiswear - crisiswear.com
In this video, Maxx reviews the Rogue Cowl Mk II by Crisiswear.
Pick yours up here: crisiswear.com/collections/cowls/products/rogue-cowl
The artists at Crisiswear has been fulfilling cyberpunk and industrial clothing needs for over 20 years.
Each garment is 100% handmade in the U.S. by their artists from ethically sourced fabrics. They are always innovating with things like magnetic closures and full size functional pockets on female attire.
I was looking for cloaks with hoods online and happened across this awesome looking cowl and immediately had to know more.
I fell in love as soon as I saw it, because for me it can work in a medieval fantasy setting, Cyberpunk, Post-Apocalyptic, Vampire, Near Future, or just a trip out to the mall. It's so versatile, there's no reason not to add one to your larp kit.
I haven't done much cosplay personally, but I could see this really coming in use in any sort of costuming that requires this look.
This particular piece, the rogue cowl Mk II is made from a rugged cotton twill with reinforced stitching, which makes it very durable.
I believe this cowl and probably anything from Crisiswear would hold up very well under the rigors of larp and they make even more heavy duty versions, if you desire.
The convertible look for me is what sold it. I love the look of a cloak or cowl with my rogue type costumes, and this allows me to not be encumbered by a full cloak, but still get the look and also, I can drop the hood down and still have a unique cool look, while not overheating.
The fabric is a not muted color, so I'd want to weather it a bit to fit into a medieval setting, or a lot for a Post-apocalyptic one. But for anything cyberpunk or modern, this is ready to rock straight out of the package.
I highly suggest checking out their website, for this and tons of other cyberpunk and industrial styles that can easily lend themselves to other genres too. And if you are still in a goth/cyber/industrial scene, this company is 100% for you.
Fair prices, great products, I'm happy to share this company and their Rogue Cowl Mk II with you.
Follow Crisiswear on social media:
Facebook: @Crisiswearofficial
Twitter: @Crisiswear
Instagram: @Crisiswear
Please Like, Comment, Subscribe and Share my videos!
Follow me on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook: @larpmix
If you enjoy my channel, please help make it better:
patreon.com/larpmix
or
ko-fi.com/larpmix
HUGE thanks to all of my supporters past and present! Thank You!
Business Inquiries, Collabs, Requests, Etc: Larpmix@gmail.com
Music from filmmusic.io
"Hiding Your Reality", "Master Of The Feast" and "Crunk Knight" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com)
License: CC BY (creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)
#LarpMix#Cyberpunk#Industrial#Goth#LARP#larping
