All of their clothing had to be made to help protect them from the harsh cold of the Asian steppes where they resided. The color of the clothing could range from bright and vibrant to dull, but did not hold a special place in the Mongolian society. However for the Romans they did not makes clothes for warmth; if they were cold, they wore extra layers. Their location in the Mediterranean did not have harsh climate, so warmth was unimportant. Tunics were worn by the military and commanders, and free citizens wore togas. The color of their clothing usually showed what social class they belonged to, while women's clothing could be any color. The differences between the two civilizations clothing may seem great, yet are minor when compared to the variations between their
All of their clothing had to be made to help protect them from the harsh cold of the Asian steppes where they resided. The color of the clothing could range from bright and vibrant to dull, but did not hold a special place in the Mongolian society. However for the Romans they did not makes clothes for warmth; if they were cold, they wore extra layers. Their location in the Mediterranean did not have harsh climate, so warmth was unimportant. Tunics were worn by the military and commanders, and free citizens wore togas. The color of their clothing usually showed what social class they belonged to, while women's clothing could be any color. The differences between the two civilizations clothing may seem great, yet are minor when compared to the variations between their