The loose, wide-pleated clothing of the ancient Greeks?

The loose clothing of the ancient Greeks is called the chiton. The chiton could be worn by both women and men. The chiton was comfortable, did not restrict movement and let air through well. It is interesting to note that by the manner of wearing the tunic and by the draperies, it was possible to distinguish representatives of different classes and states.

For greater freedom of action, the buckle on one shoulder was unbuttoned by the Greeks. This was true during exercise or in combat.