The Characteristics Of Footwear

Outerwear

Clothing refers to garments made with different fabrics or fur that people used to dress and protect themselves from adverse weather. People use different garments that can be grouped in several categories, such as underware, outerware, trousers, dresses, skirts, tops, suits, and in a broader sense, can also include footwear. Underware are those garments designed to be wear under clothing for external use, like bodysuit, A-tops, bras, boyshorts, corsets, boxers briefs, G-strings, socks, among others. In turn, outerwear refires to clothing worn over other clothes, especially for the outdoors, including such garments as jackets, coats, overcoats, among others. In an even wider sense, outerwear, can also incluse accessories to cover hans, head, neck, etc., like gloves, scarfs, hats, caps, among others. Footwear is used to protect our feet, and it includes sneakers, shoes, boots, sandals, among others. According to anthropologists and archaeologists, the earliest clothing worn by humans consisted of leaves, leather or fur garments tied or wrapped around the body in order to protect themselves from nature elements (sunlight, wind, rain, snow, etc.) about 50,000 years B. C. Nevertheless, since the beginning of civilization until today, clothing has undergone numerous transformations due to the discovery of new materials and fabrics, the emergence and expansion of the textil industry, the technological innovations in machinery, logistics, synthetic fibre, and finally