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Cotton and wool both require a mechanical process (called spinning) to turn them into thread. Then something must be done to the thread to make it into something similar to cloth. The earliest peoples did not know how to do this, but they learned spinning wool very early, probably 5000 BCE
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Why people wear woolen clothes in winters than cotton?
It's warmer
How many different types of clothes are there in the world?
there are so many types of cloth as weather change people prefer different cloths like woolen clothes, Cotton Clothes, Nylon Cothes And etc.
What kind of clothes do weavers make?
woven clothes made out of wool, linen, and cotton
How do woolen clothes keep us warm in winters?
Woolen clothes keeps people warm in winters because the air gets trapped inside. People have been wearing woolen clothing for years in the winter months.
How woolen clothes keeps us warm in winter?
Woolen clothes keeps people warm in winters because the air gets trapped inside. People have been wearing woolen clothing for years in the winter months.
In the 1300 what did people wear?
Most people in the Middles Ages wore woolen clothing, with undergarments made of linen. Most people in the Middles Ages wore woolen clothing, with undergarments made of linen.
Why a cotton garment cannot keep us as warm in winter as a woolen sweater does?
As woolen are hotter than cotton garments.
How do you make active voice of the poor have been given woolen clothes?
active voice of "the poor have been given woolen clothes"
What things are used to keep heat in or cold out?
All insulating and wearable material like cotton and woolen clothes like sweaters, pullovers, coat etc.
What kind of dress do the people wear in himalayas?
people of the himalayas wear woolen clothes
What is name of insects which eaten the woolen clothes?
Moths
What was the material of the Romans wear?
Roman clothes were mainly woolen. This is because sheep grazing was widespread in Italy and wool was widely available and affordable. Other materials, such as cotton, linen and silk were imported and expensive. Only rich people could afford them.
