I WONDER - What Clothes Did Rich Vikings Wear?

Viking clothing served not only for warmth and protection but also as a status symbol. Wealthy Vikings wore silk garments with intricate stitching and embroidery, signifying their wealth. Different colors, particularly bright blue, were used to denote power and prestige, highlighting the wearer's societal position.

What dual purpose did Viking clothing serve?

• Fashion and style

• Warmth and social status

• Warmth and protection

• Protection and camouflage

Which material was associated with wealth among the Vikings?

• Leather

• Cotton

• Silk

• Wool

Why did rich Vikings prefer silk stitching and embroidery?

• It was linked to wealth

• It was cheaper

• It was easier to make

• It was more durable

What did bright blue colors in Viking clothing represent?

• Sadness

• Power and prestige

• Mystery

• Happiness

How did wealthy Vikings use colors in their clothing?

• To blend in with nature

• To show their place in society

• To confuse enemies

• To express emotions