Clothes

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This article summarizes the clothing styles of various hominid cultures.

Five figures are shown for each culture: female and male nobles or notables (not royalty); female and male peasants or commoners; and a common soldier (not officers). To reduce drawing time and facilitate comparison, the poses and outlines are identical in each picture, and no attempt is made to show typical weaponry.

There is of course much more variation than can be shown; clothing may vary by region, by rank, by class, by age, or by personal choice; and moreover everything can change over the centuries. Some of this may be described in the referenced articles.

Ereláe

Meťaiun clothing	Cuzeian clothing	Caďinorian clothing	Verdurian clothing
Wede:i clothing	Axunemi clothing	Xurnese clothing	Skourene clothing
Munkhâshi clothing

Arcél

Bé clothing

Uytainese clothing

Other regions

Region	Description
Tžuro	Leather vests, shirts and trousers.
Barbarian Plain	Leather trousers; cloth shirt with hide cloak or vest
Demóshimor	Poor: trousers only. Rich: silk shirts and tights.
Téllinor	Shirtlike tops; wrapped or fitted skirts
Nan	Freeholders and serfs: skirts only. Landowners: chest covering and stiff skirt (men), wrapped robes (women). Slaves aren't allowed to wear clothes.
Bekkai	Loinloths or nothing at all.
Arcél
Linaminče	Loincloths
Kemic	Leather
Non-humans
Flaids	Fitted shirts, trousers, both with wide openings for the limbs.
Elcari	Many elaborate styles, but typically wrapped