Because they were poor, they often wore second-hand clothes obtained from friends, relatives or their land lord's household. They also obtained cloth when they were able and sewed their own clothing in forms imitating the styles worn by the more well-to-do. It was also common to have many children in a family (to combat the high mortality rate) and older children's clothing would be passed down from child to child as one grew out of them and the next grew into them in size.
Some families (depending on where they lived) were able to gather plant material such as hemp or the wool of sheep, and spin them into thread on a spinning wheel and weave it into fabric of their own on a loom. If they were too poor to own their own spinning wheel or loom, they might negotiate the use of them from someone who did.
People who belonged to the lower strata of society wore clothing made from materials like wool, sheepskin and even linen. People who belonged to this category were not allowed to wear materials in silk or even have velvet trimmings.
they usually could not afford bright dyes such as purples and would ussually dye clothes in browns.
Men's clothing in the Elizabethan Era also witnessed quite a few changes. Men wore 'jerkins' which were embroidered shirts with buttons down in the front. The women also wore simple dresses.
Their clothes were often hand me downs from wealthy people, or their mothers clothes cut down, so often very threadbare.
sometimes... usually poor Victorian families would have ONE pair of shoes which the whole family would wear E.G. they would take it in turns. If they did have a pair of their own shoes they would most probably home made.
Darker colors, aprons, piniforms for school, stockings, pettiecoats.
The rich wore very nice clothing while the poor wore tattered clothing.
well poor tudor's wear cloth,dirty and smelly clothes but rich tudor's wear diamonds,clean and comfy clothes.
sexy stuff
In the Victorian workhouse times the poor people had to wear a uniform so the outside knew they were poor and knew they were from the workhouse.
a frock, a pinafore and high heels
some times nothing
girls and boys wear identical clothes
poor children wore simple and rather uncomfortable clothes that would hurt and be really dull!!!
nothing. the babies were too poor.
poor children wore simple and rather uncomfortable clothes that would hurt and be really dull!!!
clothes hhshshfhshhfds
ragged clothes
Their clothes were often hand me downs from wealthy people, or their mothers clothes cut down, so often very threadbare.
They wore clothes if they could afford it