Why did the ancient Romans wear so few clothes? Isn't it cold?

The clothes in the movie are linen and cotton, and they look light, soft and thin. In fact, at least half of the cloth in Rome is huge wool from Europe. Wearing thick woolen clothes and a cloak and shawl in winter is warmer than cotton-padded clothes.

In early ancient Rome, wool was the main fabric. Due to the cutting and sewing technology of wool fabric at that time, clothes were directly woven into knots, wraps and ties (ropes and belts) with large pieces of fabric. In addition, because wool is very warm, it should be worn along the Mediterranean coast in spring, summer and autumn. This is the origin of Roman clothing style. With the expansion of Rome's territory, it gained more cotton, silk and other resources, and gradually formed the clothing style seen in the film.

Add some knowledge points: Yes, yes, China is the Spring and Autumn Period, the Warring States Period, the Qin Dynasty, the Han Dynasty and the Three Kingdoms all the way to the Jin Dynasty. Not to mention the Han and Jin Dynasties, that is, in the Spring and Autumn Period, silk jacquard technology appeared in China's clothing fabrics. For the ancient Romans at that time, the pattern on the cloth was as incredible as God's clothes. Roman costume decoration is realized by embroidery and pattern pasting. In addition, in the Spring and Autumn Period, aristocratic clothes had three-dimensional cut collars, while Roman clothes could not be made into collars because of cutting, but were decorated with scarves and shawls, which is the origin of fake collars in ancient European court clothes.

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