Installation:

Unpack the LCF.zip archive and drag and drop the dazip file into the DA-Updater or DAO-Modmanager window
and run the installation.Read the readme.pdf!

Uninstallation:

Use the DAO-Modmanager to uninstall the module.

Race/Gender Availability:

see readme.pdf or description page

Runscripts:

see readme.pdf or description page

Armor/Item Stats/Properties:

I don't know anything about stats, so the stats were borrowed/adapted either from DA2 armors/items or
from DAO armors/items. If you do not like the stats etc. you can easily remove and/or change them by
using The Winter Forge by Phaenan: http://dragonage.nexusmods.com/mods/122/?

If Winterforge or the toolset are too complicated for you and you still want to change item properties
etc. you can follow those tutorials:
http://lemmingofthegda.tumblr.com/post/59902437311/informative-irritating-mods-by-lemmingofthegda-for 
http://lemmingofthegda.tumblr.com/post/60349916764/easily-distracted-mods-by-lemmingofthegda-for-dao-and

Possible Issues and Conflicts:

These armors were ported as sets. If you mix them with other armor parts it is likely that you'll see gaps
at the elbows and knees.
messvup your game, but the kind where one armor/weapon model is overriding another armor model, so one is
showing up as a different model or not at all. 
This is annoying but easily solved by deactivating/removing one of the conflicting mods or following the
instructions from kinlochhold's tutorial:
http://kinlochhold.tumblr.com/post/57890603647/khs-really-messy-workaround-for-dealing-with-item

If you find such a mod conflict, please, report your findings. I'll correct that with the next update.
If you can't wait till the next update you could deactivate/uninstall one of the conflicting mods or
follow the instructions from kinlochhold's tutorial (link above) to make both mods work together.