What clothes did men wear during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period?

During the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, men and women wore a "deep coat" style. Hemp, hemp and kudzu fabrics are the staple materials of working people. Rulers and nobles widely use silk fabrics. In some areas, wool, feathers and kapok fibers are also used for textile.

1, deep clothes

The deep robe, which is deeply loved by nobles, is a traditional aristocratic uniform since the Western Zhou Dynasty, while civilians think it is a dress, usually wearing short brown. The characteristics of deep clothes are: first, they are connected up and down; Second, there is no difference between male and female styles, and they can all be worn. But it can be divided into two types: first, the "broadband" in the Central Plains is comfortable to wear, long and does not mop the floor, the hem can not be split, elbows can be worn, the sleeves are long and the waist is tied with a broadband, which is what the nobles in the Central Plains like to wear when they are having fun; Second, "thin belt" is the most popular in Chu, thinner than in the north, and the collar is wider and thicker. During the Warring States period, there were sheets, clips, cotton and leather. The collar style of robes broke through the rectangular collar in the Western Zhou Dynasty, and the cross collar style was popular.

2. Khufu

Khufu is easy to ride and shoot, and soldiers of all countries wear it. Khufu gradually became a military uniform during the Warring States Period. It is characterized by coat, trousers, hooks, booties and leather straps. Khufu used to be the uniform of nomadic people in the north. Khufu's coat was worn by laborers, soldiers and children in Shang and Zhou Dynasties, but it was knee-length. There should be a hook on Khufu's waist, which is different from the belt in the Central Plains. Pants replaced the hem of robes and boots replaced shoes.

Hook, called "Stone Wall" and "Xianbei" in ancient times, is the belt decoration of northern nomadic people. The hook is as small as an inch and as big as a ruler, imitating the image of a stick, a bamboo joint and a pipa. The raw materials are jade, iron and copper. Set with precious stones, glass or gold and silver.