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| The antiquity : The egyptien man in skirt |
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(3200 to 525 B.C.)
Until 1500 BC. . (Former Empire and Middle Empire), the masculine cloth was composed of a Shenti, linen cloth draped around the waist and held by a belt.
Around 1580 BC. , men wore the Calasiris, ample sleeveless tunic.
The Sindôn, rectangular linen cloth, was the Egyptians' coat. It was worn as a skirt tied around the waist either laid or fixed on shoulders or was suspended by the neck. As for the soldiers, they wore the loincloth that could be accompanied by a leather apron.
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