In all probability, when these fibres were made into clothing designed to keep bodies warm: yes.
with woods
by eating warm meat
Linen is not a particularly good insulator as it is a lightweight and breathable fabric that allows air to flow easily. It is better suited for warm weather clothing as it helps keep the body cool by allowing heat to escape.
Lots of layers help keep bodies warm, and minimizing the time out of doors.
they were invented to keep people warm
The colonial army often were barefoot, and their uniforms were often in tatters, with little to keep them warm in the winter.
Cotton can be grown in Egypt, thus linen garments can be made. Linen is much cooler to wear in the warm climate of Israel.
Linen keeps you cool due to its natural breathability and moisture-wicking properties. The fabric allows air to circulate freely, which helps evaporate sweat quickly, keeping the body dry. Additionally, linen fibers are more absorbent than cotton, drawing moisture away from the skin, and the lightweight nature of linen prevents overheating. These qualities make it an ideal choice for warm weather clothing.
to keep them self's warm and
Fire and clothing.
people can keep warm by having a cup of coco,having a bath and putting on a hat,a scarf and a pare of gloves
Just like today, they wore enough to keep warm and not enough to get too hot. Colonial clothing was a lot like what you wear today, only out of all-natural fibers such as cotton or wool because they didn't have any synthetic fibers yet.