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They wore linen and wool. Linen in the cool weather and feather in the cold weather. Mostly wore animal skin.

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They wore clothing that was loose fitting and free flowing. The clothes were usually made of wool, linen, cloth with some simple patterns and sometimes color.

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They dressed as their status at the times. The female wore a gown that was decorative and long, but working woman had a ankle-length gown that was belted. The fabric used at the time was wool, linen, silk, hemp, cotton, leather, and fur. Men wore a knee length or ankle length costume. Hoses became popular during the times.

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The clothing consisted of voluminous clothing worn in an abundance of layers. Contrasting fabrics, slashes, embroidery, applied trims, and other forms of surface ornamentation became prominent. The lower class wore linen, wool, or sheepskin. The upper class wore silk, velvet, and satin.

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Working women wore fitted bodices and long full skirts. For the more fashionable, the bodice was stiffened to lie flat across the bosom, and skirts were often divided in front to show an underskirt. Some of the material used were brocade, buckram, calico, cambric, canvas, and corduroy etc.

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Lace collars, Virago sleeves, and elaborate patterns was the style for the times. Some of the popular materials were rare lace and silk.

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Popular garments of the time were the Robe a la Française which was sack-back gown with a pleated cape at the back. Fads of the time were the use of bows, ruffles, frills, lace, ribbons, and ostrich feathers. Fans were a fashionable and decorative accessory and could be used to express yes or no. corsets were not used and were instead replaced by stays. Panniers were used to increase the width of the skirt. Some of the materials used was wood, can, or wire.

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Women usually wore a chemise under there dress to cover there legs and a chemisette to make it seem like they were wearing a blouse under. They wore empire style dresses, it had a low square neckline in the front, the sleeves were short and puffed, and it was made out of a light fabric.The day dresses had a high neckline and long sleeves. Men wore coats were cutaway in front with long skirts or tails behind, and had tall standing collars. The lapels featured an M-shaped notch unique.

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Style from the Victorian Era included many bonnets, corsets, bustles, petticoats, as well as top hats for the men. In that time period, the main focus was to encompass women's femininity and curvature mainly resulting in full bodied, long skirts along with tight fitting corsets. The materials that was used wool, linen, cotton, silk, and velvet.

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The style was woman skirts were tightened around the ankles often worn with a tunic or jacket and men  wore high collars and bold stripe shirts it was called a lounge suit and jackets were long a double breasted. The materials used are linen, cotton, wool, and rayon.

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For women, some of the most popular styles for them were below-knee length drop-waist dresses with a loose, straight fit and beaded evening dresses inspired by “flappers.” For men, a style that was popular for them was casual sport golf knickers, argyle socks, blouse and tie. The materials used were cotton, wool, and silk.

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Evening dresses and skirts flaring out at the knees and popular fads were marbles and jacks, hopscotch, checkers, and monopoly. The materials used wool, silk, cotton, rayon, and fur.

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The woman wore plaid A-line skirts with white button down blouses. Wide leg, high-waisted pants. Man wore suits that were man-tailored skirt and jackets.  Work attire overalls and jeans. The materials that were used rayon, wool, cotton and silk.

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Women wore peter pan or boat collars, halter necklines, buttoned tops, pencil skirts, full-flared skirts, and bottoms starting at the natural waist. Men wore buttoned shirts, polo shirts, and slacks that fitted at the natural waist. Bermuda length shorts were also paired with patterned knee high socks or for business attire, suits were worn. The materials used were natural fibers like linen, cotton, wool, nylon, rayon, and silk.

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1960s were bright colors. Woman wore unbelievably short skirts and men wore tunics and capes. The materials that were used were synthetic fabrics like polyester.

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The popular fashions were disco and hippy styles of the era,  bo-ho chic, punk and glam rock, folk and ethnic, safari and military, and sporty-chic fashions. The materials were heavy crepes, wool jersey-knits, courtelle jersey, and woven polyesters.

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The style was poof skirts, over sized blazers, biker jackets, and ripped tights. They were popular for neon colors and animal prints. The materials were linen, cotton, silk, and wool.

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The popular clothing was pleated pants & skirts, flared pants, overalls, mom jeans, tailored suits, turtle necks, leather clothing, fitted tops, halter tops, business clothing, grunge attire, anything with bold prints, and jerseys. The materials used were cotton, Linen, silk, cashmere, devore velvets, Lycra, fleece, superior quality microfiber polyesters and sympitar.

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The popular clothing was trucker hats, low-rise jeans, lace up jeans, popcorn shirts, tattoo choker necklaces, jeans with no back pockets, or bedazzled back pockets. The materials that were used were cloth, denim, and silk.