Underwear - Revision history

KarenLarsdatter: Added link to Atlantian site

2007-09-09T01:38:20Z

Added link to Atlantian site

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			== External Links ==
			* [http://moas.atlantia.sca.org/wsnlinks/index.php?action=displaycat&catid=293 Atlantian A&S Links: Undergarments & Accessories]

	[[category:clothing]]		[[category:clothing]]

Cian: links, spelling

2006-01-25T02:39:32Z

links, spelling

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	'''Underwear''' refers to [[clothing]], generally assumed to be of [[linen]] worn under everyday [[clothing]]. The term is rather subjective.		'''Underwear''' refers to [[clothing]], generally assumed to be of [[linen]] worn under everyday [[clothing]]. The term is rather subjective.

	It appears that in particular men were less prudish in appearing in it during the [[middle ages]] and there are numerous images of farmworkers tilling fields wearing little more than their [[shirt]] and [[braies]]. Images of people swimming in the [[15th century]] depicted short [[braies]] tied at the waist. There is a least one image of men's underwear that takes the form of a bikini bottom tied on one side with cords.		It appears that in particular men were less prudish in appearing in it during the [[middle ages]] and there are numerous images of farmworkers tilling fields wearing little more than their [[shirt]] and [[braies]]. Images of people swimming in the [[15th century]] depicted short braies tied at the waist. There is a least one image of men's underwear that takes the form of a bikini bottom tied on one side with cords.

	The [[chemise]] was probably considered underwear for the woman, and it was considered improper for her to appear in only a chemise. It appears that in most times and places women did not wear any ~~aditional~~ underwear under their chemise, probably the origin of jokes about who wears the pants in the family. [[~~Corsets~~]] (generally worn over a chemise) may also be considered undergarments, as they are not expected to be seen by the public.		The [[chemise]] was probably considered underwear for the woman, and it was considered improper for her to appear in only a chemise. It appears that in most times and places women did not wear any additional underwear under their chemise, probably the origin of jokes about who wears the [[pants]] in the family. [[Corset]]s (generally worn over a chemise) may also be considered undergarments, as they are not expected to be seen by the public.

	~~see~~ also:		See also:
	*[[12th century underwear]]		*[[12th century underwear]]

Tiff at 12:50, 24 January 2006

2006-01-24T12:50:26Z

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	It appears that in particular men were less prudish in appearing in it during the [[middle ages]] and there are numerous images of farmworkers tilling fields wearing little more than their [[shirt]] and [[braies]]. Images of people swimming in the [[15th century]] depicted short [[braies]] tied at the waist. There is a least one image of men's underwear that takes the form of a bikini bottom tied on one side with cords.		It appears that in particular men were less prudish in appearing in it during the [[middle ages]] and there are numerous images of farmworkers tilling fields wearing little more than their [[shirt]] and [[braies]]. Images of people swimming in the [[15th century]] depicted short [[braies]] tied at the waist. There is a least one image of men's underwear that takes the form of a bikini bottom tied on one side with cords.

			The [[chemise]] was probably considered underwear for the woman, and it was considered improper for her to appear in only a chemise. It appears that in most times and places women did not wear any aditional underwear under their chemise, probably the origin of jokes about who wears the pants in the family. [[Corsets]] (generally worn over a chemise) may also be considered undergarments, as they are not expected to be seen by the public.

			see also:
			*[[12th century underwear]]

	[[category:clothing]]		[[category:clothing]]

User 144 at 10:53, 24 January 2006

2006-01-24T10:53:18Z

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	'''Underwear''' refers to [[clothing]], generally assumed to be of [[linen]] worn under everyday [[clothing]]. The term is rather subjective.		'''Underwear''' refers to [[clothing]], generally assumed to be of [[linen]] worn under everyday [[clothing]]. The term is rather subjective.

	It appears that in particular men were less prudish in appearing in it during the [[middle ages]] and there are numerous images of farmworkers tilling fields wearing little more than their shirt and [[braies]]. Images of people swimming in the [[15th century]] depicted short [[braies]] tied at the waist. There is a least one image of men's underwear that takes the form of a bikini bottom tied on one side with cords.		It appears that in particular men were less prudish in appearing in it during the [[middle ages]] and there are numerous images of farmworkers tilling fields wearing little more than their [[shirt]] and [[braies]]. Images of people swimming in the [[15th century]] depicted short [[braies]] tied at the waist. There is a least one image of men's underwear that takes the form of a bikini bottom tied on one side with cords.

	[[~~categroy~~:clothing]]		[[category:clothing]]

User 144: wanted article

2006-01-24T10:52:41Z

wanted article

New page

'''Underwear''' refers to [[clothing]], generally assumed to be of [[linen]] worn under everyday [[clothing]]. The term is rather subjective.

It appears that in particular men were less prudish in appearing in it during the [[middle ages]] and there are numerous images of farmworkers tilling fields wearing little more than their shirt and [[braies]]. Images of people swimming in the [[15th century]] depicted short [[braies]] tied at the waist. There is a least one image of men's underwear that takes the form of a bikini bottom tied on one side with cords.

[[categroy:clothing]]