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Clothing and Apearance
Contributions of images, descriptions, full articles, or any other materials are requested.
Generaly speaking, the clothing of the Steppes peoples and those culturally connected to them, have remained quite similar over time. Where visible, it consists of a long coat (known variously as Kaftan, Dhel, Chapan, or Khalat), baggy trousers, and boots.
The materials here show the specifics of styles, details, and the similarities and differences between the different peoples.

Magyar Clothing - 9th-10th century - Photographs of fully dressed male and female manikins with brief comments by Paul O'Donnell. The interior of the portable dwelling is visible in the background.

Ottoman Clothing (An overview of 16th century Turkish dress) - Article by Mark Calderwood.

13th Century Headgear - Illustrated discussion by Steven Baker.

"Olen-Kolodetz" - A Golden Horde aristocrat's burial ...The Male Burial - Summary by Dmitriy V. Ryaboy of published finds. Includes a warrior's belt, bowl, armour, and an axe.

Turkic Buttons

Liao-Khitan Pouch Reconstruction - Article with photos and pattern based on an existing Liao dynasty (10th century) pouch by Steven Baker.

Belts Database -
Growing collection of articles on decorated belts, with detailed materials on extant finds.

Leg Wear - Pants, shoes, boots... Collection of articles on leg wear.

Shirts and Coats - Shirts, Coats... Articles on upper body wear.



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