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Their clothes were made of the same materials as commoners, wool or linen, or animal skins, but usually of better quality; and usually colour dyed; possibly with sewn patterns. A few medieval Europeans were able to afford silks imported form the orient; silk clothing was very expensive and usually reserved for special occasions.
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What did men wear in the middle ages?
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What did peasants in the Middle Ages wear?
Quite dirty and ragged clothes, very itchy, for the poor best made out of hay or straw and cheap fabric, but for the rich they wore velvet, thick fabric with lots of coatings to keep warm.
What did rich people of the 1500s and 1600s wear?
Frocks
What did parsons of the middle ages wear?
There were no medieval parsons. The clergy of the time were Catholic and dressed as priests or monks.
Difference between the clothing in medieval time and now?
Medieval fashionThere was not that much fashion in medieval times compared to how much fashion there is now. Only the rich and kinds could afford the nice clothes. Edward made a law that only the royal people were allowed to wear cloth of gold and purple silk if they didn't follow the rule they would be punished. Only the Noble's daughters or wives were allowed to wear clothes with velvet satin or ermine the rest of the people weren't the rules were strict. People wore tunics, trousers and laced sandals.by me master dhruvna
