Seal gut was used to make waterproof outer garments for those who ventured onto the sea.
In this united fleecedom of today, the reverse is happening: we are slumping in harmony with our shapeless outer garments.
By the Middle Ages, underwear had a dual purpose: to protect the body from the elements and from outer garments, and also to protect outer garments from the body.
Reduce the amount of pollen you bring indoors by removing outer garments and shaking them out before going inside.
Avoid high necks, and dress in layers so that outer garments can be shed easily when the internal temperature rises.
We know medieval women wore linen tunics under their clothing, washable chemises, smocks and shifts that protected outer garments.
2. By the Middle Ages, underwear had a dual purpose: to protect the body from the elements and from outer garments, and also to protect outer garments from the body.
Appropriate protective clothing such as, but not limited to, gowns, aprons, lab coats, clinic jackets, or similar outer garments shall be worn in occupational exposure situations.
And all sorts of things lurk beneath her outer garments, including a small bell, a Japanese kimono, a limp carrot and a long necklace of eyeglasses.
She has torn off her outer garments, which she twines into a rope so that she can pull him to safety.
When her outer garments were removed there was the petticoat of crimson velvet with the bright embroidered flames dancing upon it.
