The Coif Bertram created by Burgschneider is crafted from natural white cotton and features a classic, versatile design that can be worn for any occasion. It covers the neck and ears and is secured by two ribbons. In its time, the coif was a staple item of clothing for both men and children across all social classes and was often worn under hats and helmets. Despite this widespread use, the coif was sometimes referred to as a "louse cap" by detractors due to its ability to prevent the spread of head lice.