I WONDER - What Did Ancient Romans Wear?

The video discusses clothing in ancient Roman times, focusing on the tunic, a common garment for both men and women. Tunics were made from heavy materials and varied in length, from knee-length to ankle-length. They were typically worn by poorer individuals and unmarried women, with men's tunics being shorter. Working men wore a special tunic called an eximus, which was draped over the left shoulder.

What was the primary material used to make tunics in ancient Roman times?

• Silk

• Wool

• Cotton

• Linen

How did some men ensure their tunics fit snugly?

• By sewing them tighter

• By wearing a vest underneath

• By using pins

• By wearing a belt

Who typically wore tunics in ancient Roman society?

• Only the wealthy

• Only soldiers

• Only married women

• The poorer people and unmarried women

What was a distinguishing feature of women's tunics compared to men's?

• They had sleeves

• They were longer

• They were more colorful

• They were shorter

What was the eximus, and who wore it?

• A type of footwear worn by soldiers

• A special tunic worn by working men

• A headgear worn by priests

• A cloak worn by emperors