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They weren’t actually made out of moleskin, but the fabric’s texture that they used to make the pants had a very similar feeling to moleskin, resulting in the name moleskin pants!

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Moleskin pants ... were they made out of a real mole's skin??

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Moleskin pants ... were they made out of a real mole's skin??

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Nadine

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These long dresses do not seem practical at all! I can't imagine trying to keep them clean in winter. I wonder how they tried to minimise the damage.

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These long dresses do not seem practical at all! I can't imagine trying to keep them clean in winter. I wonder how they tried to minimise the damage.

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Nadine

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Aboriginals often wore possum skin cloaks, that were mostly referred to as rug by gold seekers.

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The majority of women wore ankle length dresses with aprons. Another commons piece of clothing were pinafores, as they kept the rest of their clothing relatively clean.

Another popular choice were corsets, because they helped women achieve the what was considered by most people at the time to be beautiful, the S body shape. Although, the corsets were extremely tight, to the point were they were completely unhealthy, and with long term use would cause a deformed rib cage. Even in general, it was commonly laced up far too tight and would make it hard to breath. These days corsets are still worn by some people, commonly goths but are way less tight and specially women are way less pressured to wear one.

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Men often wore red, orange or blue flannel shirts, moleskin pants, boots, and wide-brimmed hats.