The Greeks wore light clothes to protect them from the heat. It is known from their vase paintings.
Step-by-step explanation:
- As the region of the Greeks, habitation was very hot for most of the year. Their garment comprises two main parts they are said to be the Tunic and Cloak.
- Most of the clothes of the Greeks are made up of the woolen fabric.
- The tunic is said to be the chiton or peplon which are used to wear at the bottom.
- The cloak is considered to be a type of himation or chlamys which is used to wear on the top.