Roman fashion

>>3117167
>Romans wore exactly the same clothing for 1500 years

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Not sure about earlier Romans but after the third century this kind of stuff

p. comfy desu

>>3117167
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clothing_in_ancient_Rome

"It was usually made of linen, and was augmented as necessary with underwear, or with various kinds of cold-or-wet weather wear, such as knee-breeches for men, and cloaks, coats and hats. In colder parts of the empire, full length trousers were worn."

"In Mediterranean climates, soldiers typically wore hobnailed "open boots" (caligae). In colder and wetter climates, an enclosing "shoeboot" was preferred.[39]"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8GfIkaZ0YFI

In the Mediterranean winters weren't that cold so they didn't have to wear that much winter clothes (Which is why Greeks and Romans didn't wear pants).

When the fuckers built their empire and learned that the Reine and Danube was ass-cold then they started wearing clothes more similar to the ones we have today.

>>3117167
Ever heard of a Tunic?

>>3117194
>pants
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>>3117167
he must have been a very wealthy man to be able to maintain such a hefty frame

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>>3117743
They wore pants for a lot longer than they didn't

>>3117779
Whats with the swastika?

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>>3117862
It's Sanskrit. Indian influence.

>>3117743
see >>3117455

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>>3117862
It was a different time

>>3117870
The Swastika is an old Eurasian simple recorded in Europe since the neolithic or aybe even mesolithic

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>>3117870
>Indian influence
That makes no sense. It's just a common shape that lots of cultures indepdently came up with.

>>3117881
Source?

>>3117888
Wikipedia,which of course has the sources, wikipedia it, I can't be bothered...

>>3117904
The earliest depictions of swastika were from the Indus Valley.

>>3117926
False, read the wikipedia article

>>3117870
No, the Swastika is just a universal symbol. Even the American Indians used it