What clothes did the people of new France wear in the 1600'-1700's?

Answer 1

On a spring/summer/early fall, habitants wore pants that came up to their knees. They also wore wide brimmed hats. Common cloth/fabric used to make the clothing includes linen and cotton usually. Women in the family made most of the clothing for all the family members. Most women wore long skirts made of linen and cotton. Silk was rarely worn. It was only worn during holidays and festive days, such as a wedding day.

During the winter, habitants and their families wore snowshoes and coats made of animal fur, usually beaver. This idea was taken from the First Nations people. hats were very common fashion statements.

Answer 2

Let's see . . . there were no American colonists in the 1800s, so do you mean the colonization of Australia, or maybe the South African area, or . . .

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Answer 3

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They dressed a lot like Pilgrims more colorful on weekdays and somber on Sundays "the lords day"

Answer 4

In the 1600s, women wore outer clothing that consisted of a loose gown that was worn over some kind of petticoat. Men wore linen shirts with a collar or ruff, along with matching wrist ruffs.

Answer 5

what type of clothes were wore back in the late 1800's

Answer 6

A hedgehog fur coat