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Clothing, in the broadest sense, refers to materials that cover the body which provide [[warmth]], [[shelter]], [[hygiene]], and/or [[modesty]]. Clothing can be made of any number of materials, including plant fibers (such as [[cotton]]), animal hides or fibers (such as [[wool]] or [[fur]]), and artificial textiles (such as [[polyester]] or [[spandex]]). The vast variety of clothing speaks to the diversity of human [[culture]]s and [[behavior]], with different modes of clothing being reserved for [[work]], certain socioeconomic [[class]]es, and [[children]].
 
Clothing, in the broadest sense, refers to materials that cover the body which provide [[warmth]], [[shelter]], [[hygiene]], and/or [[modesty]]. Clothing can be made of any number of materials, including plant fibers (such as [[cotton]]), animal hides or fibers (such as [[wool]] or [[fur]]), and artificial textiles (such as [[polyester]] or [[spandex]]). The vast variety of clothing speaks to the diversity of human [[culture]]s and [[behavior]], with different modes of clothing being reserved for [[work]], certain socioeconomic [[class]]es, and [[children]].
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==Role of Clothing==
 
==History of Clothing==
 
==History of Clothing==
 
:''Main Article: [[History of Clothing]]''
 
:''Main Article: [[History of Clothing]]''
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=== Earliest Clothing ===
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=== Classical Clothing in the Mediterranean===
 
=== Clothing in Middle Age Europe ===
 
=== Clothing in Middle Age Europe ===
 
[[Image:Men1000.jpg|thumb|150px|Man from 1000 to 1100 AD.]]
 
[[Image:Men1000.jpg|thumb|150px|Man from 1000 to 1100 AD.]]
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Women's clothes went through two notable changes during this period.  First, the sleeves of the super-tunic were no longer flared, but fit tight to the wrist.  Second, the super tunic was no longer hitched up but hung long.  Women continued to keep their heads covered.
 
Women's clothes went through two notable changes during this period.  First, the sleeves of the super-tunic were no longer flared, but fit tight to the wrist.  Second, the super tunic was no longer hitched up but hung long.  Women continued to keep their heads covered.
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===Clothing in the Renaissance===
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===Industrial-Age Clothing===
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==Modern Fashion==
       
[[Category:Clothing]]
 
[[Category:Clothing]]
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