“International Dress, Then and Now,” Friend, May 1990, 43
International Dress, Then and Now
Match each kind of article of dress with its description.
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1. Loose outer garment worn anciently by Romans |
a. Farthingale | |
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2. Long coatlike garment worn by Muslims |
b. Tabard | |
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3. East Indian skirt of men and women |
c. Chiton | |
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4. Loose white choir robe |
d. Sarong | |
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5. Usual long garment of Hindu women |
e. Surplice | |
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6. Loose sash-tied robe of Japanese persons |
f. Kimono | |
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7. Knee-length skirt worn by men in Scotland |
g. Serape | |
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8. Frame for hooped skirt or petticoat |
h. Burnoose | |
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9. Metal scales or chains worn as armor, especially in ancient Britain |
i. Jubbah | |
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10. A colorful, loose Hawaiian woman’s dress |
j. Kilt | |
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11. Garment worn anciently in Greece—kneelength for men, full-length for women |
k. Sari | |
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12. Colorful shawl worn by Mexicans |
l. Toga | |
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13. Coveralls worn by parachutists |
m. Coat of mail | |
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14. One-piece hooded cloak worn by Arabs and Moors |
n. Muumuu | |
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15. Tunic worn by knights over armor |
o. Jumpsuit | |
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16. Leather, seatless leggings worn over pants by North American cowboys |
p. Chaps |