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Clothes during this time period were mostly tunics. The tunics were made by cutting a section for the head in two pieces of fabric and sewn together at the shoulders. There were usually something to cinch the fabric at the waists.

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In this age you finally see the introduction of tops and bottoms. Like the Stone Age, men and women still wore tunics. The clothes during this time period were made from wool and sometimes animal hides.

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This age kept separate bottoms and tops as well as tunics. The clothes in this time used natural materials. This means that their clothing didn't last as long. This time also introduced dyed clothes. Colors such as blue, red, and yellow were big ones.

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This time had the Medieval Times. Usually peasants wore stockings/tights and tunics both made out of wool. The higher class women wore long gowns with either sleeveless or long sleeves. However in the colder months cloaks made out of sheepskin and woolen mittens and hats. As for feet protectection leather boots were worn.

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During this time men wore bright colored clothes the consisted of stockings, shirts, and coats. The women wore gowns with corseted bodices and puff sleeves. Silver and gold were often accents on the clothes.

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This is when the class system became more prominent. Men in the upper class as seen in the image above wore suits, top hats and some accessorised with canes. Upper class women during this time wore a-line gowns with puff sleeves. There was a lot of color in upper class clothing. As for the lower class they wore very worn out clothes that lacked color. This was also the time where purchasing clothes became a norm.

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This was the time when manufacturers started mass producing clothes. However seamstresses were still in business and weren't going anywhere. The clothing was essentially a more modernized version of the Industrial Age.