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During World War II, clothes were primarily made from materials like cotton, wool, and synthetic fibers such as nylon and rayon. Due to wartime rationing, resources were limited, leading to the use of recycled fabrics and the introduction of more utilitarian designs. Many uniforms were made from durable materials to withstand harsh conditions, while civilian clothing often featured simpler styles and fewer embellishments to conserve materials.

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