Cloakmaker

/ˈkloʊk.meɪ.kər/ noun

Definition

A person who makes or manufactures cloaks.

Etymology

From the nouns cloak and maker combined. In medieval and early modern times, this was an actual profession—tailors who specialized in making cloaks for nobles and wealthy citizens.

Kelly Says

In medieval cities, cloakmakers were skilled artisans—imagine specializing in just one type of garment and becoming so good that nobles would pay premium prices for your work!

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