What did Tudor boys wear?

Answer 1

Men and boys wore breeches (like short trousers) and hose (stockings) covering the leg. On the top half there would be at least one undershirt, then an under-jacket or tunic. On top, the wealthy might have worn a type of jacket called a "Doublet", a close-fitting garment with long sleeves, whilst poorer men would wear a loose tunic. Wealthy men were as fashion-conscious as the women, wearing ruffs, elaborate jewellery and putting padding around their shoulders to appear broader.

Answer 2

There were no monks in Tudor England. All monasteries had been destroyed by Henry VIII in the period 1537 - 1540 and all monks were required to either retire on a pension or seek alternative employment. Any that objected or resisted were murdered.

Answer 3

a red cout with golden pants

Answer 4

clothes

Answer 5

bums