Scottish men get made fun of for wearing kilts. But how is the Roman tunic, which was worn by both men and women, structurally different from what we today consider a dress? (There are differences in width here and there, but the form isn't different, as far as I can tell.) Were there any significant differences between the men's tunic and the women's tunic to differentiate one from the other?
Related links:
Roman Costume History | How to Make a Roman Toga & Tunic
Roman Dress
Roman Clothing, Part I
How to Make an Authentic Roman Tunic
Legio XX Tunic Color Notes
Tunic
Tunics
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