How did the townspeople dress in the 17th century?

The cut of seventeenth century clothing was almost the same for both men and women. The clothes of the rich and the poor differed only in the quality of the fabric and decor. The type of fabric was very important for noble people, as clothing emphasized their status, power and position. Clothes for the rich were sewn mainly from fabrics that were brought from other countries. These are China, Italy, India, England. In winter, fur coats made from natural animal fur were worn, and leather boots were put on their feet. Moreover, boots were worn by all men, women and children. The poor wore pants and shirts that were woven and sewn at home. The women wore two shirts and a sundress that extended towards the bottom. The men wore shirts and pants. On holidays, an embroidered caftan was worn on top. In winter, a wadded caftan was worn, which was sheathed with fur. They wore felt boots on their feet.