I WONDER - What Were Ancient Greek Clothes Made From?

Ancient Greek clothing was crafted from linen and wool. Linen, derived from flax fibers, was used for undergarments, while wool, sourced from sheep hair, was used for outer garments. This combination provided warmth in winter and coolness in summer.

What were the primary materials used in Ancient Greek clothing?

• Polyester and nylon

• Silk and cotton

• Linen and wool

• Leather and fur

From what plant was linen derived in Ancient Greece?

• Bamboo

• Flax plant

• Hemp

• Cotton plant

What type of garments was linen primarily used for in Ancient Greece?

• Headwear

• Footwear

• Undergarments

• Outer garments

How did the combination of linen and wool benefit Ancient Greeks?

• It made the clothes more durable

• It helped in regulating body temperature

• It made the clothes waterproof

• It made the clothes more colorful

Which season did the combination of linen and wool help keep the body cool?

• Autumn

• Summer

• Spring

• Winter