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Clothing. Wendat clothing is made from the hides of deer and beaver. Men wear loincloths and moccasins, adding leggings and sleeves and a cloak made of fur in winter. Women dress the same way, substituting a skirt for the loincloth.
5th to 7th centuries. Women wore an under-dress of linen or wool with long sleeves and a draw-string neck. Sleeves were fastened with clasps for wealthier women, or drawn together with braid or string for poorer women. The outer dress was a tube of material, rather like a pinafore, and often called a âpeplosâ.loaks were now rectangular with a hole cut out for the head, and held in place with a belt. Children seem to have worn very much the same style of clothing as adults, but in smaller sizes. Making clothes was womenâs work, and spinning and weaving were among the main activities of women in the Anglo-Saxon period.