Medieval attire varied greatly depending on social status and region. Common people, like peasants, wore simple garments made from wool or linen, often in dull colors. Their outfits typically included a tunic, trousers, and a cloak for warmth. In contrast, the wealthy donned elaborate clothing made from luxurious fabrics such as silk and velvet, adorned with intricate patterns and vibrant colors. Nobles often wore long gowns and tunics, accessorized with jewelry and furs to showcase their status. The Middle Ages also saw the rise of specific styles, such as the surcoat worn over armor by knights. This garment often displayed the knight's heraldry, symbolizing their family or allegiance. Women’s fashion included long dresses with fitted bodices and flowing skirts, often cinched