The Middle Ages had many different styles of clothing. The men’s clothing were tunics for most men, precious jewelry and an orb for the kind, expensive outfits made out of luxurious material, silk, and velvet for the noblemen, and simple, inexpensive clothing for the peasants. The women’s clothing were simple clothing like tunics and aprons for peasants. The noble women’s clothing were better than others, also made of finer, and more expensive material. The townswomen made cloth for wealthy families’. Also, the Queens wore fancy dresses with a headdress shaped like a butterfly or a heart. Dying cloth was very important to show how wealthy you were. Serfs or peasants used plants, veggies, tree bark, animals, and minerals to dye the cloth. Red,
