history of panties

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Panties were a type of underwear that generally wrapped around the thighs. They were made of wool linen or cotton; even from tow that is from the coarse part of flax or hemp. Underneath you could wear other canvas ones. The inventor of panties is not known. Surely he was not a single person but a natural evolution of this garment over time. It is known that the first people who generally used panties was the Persian people around the year BC according to some bas-reliefs found in the ruins of Persepolis which was the ancient capital of the Persian Empire. Evolution-of-pantiesEtymologically Breecches seems to derive from the Indo-European root “Bhrg” meaning “to break” which is used here in the sense of “divide” “separate” .

The consonant sequence “brk” implies a Germanic origin that regularly changes the g sound to k instead of belonging to Indo-European languages. Therefore panties were the garment that “separated the legs . ” Those were wide puffy panties of different UAE Phone Number sizes tight between the groin and waist or extending to the knee. A garment which the ancient world often used as a single piece of attire for strictly masculine use direct heir to the loincloth. Around BC in Ancient Egypt crocheted stockings or leggings were common in the pharaoh's environment. They did not end in the groin but reached the waist where they were fastened as panties. The Greeks were always reluctant to use it.



The ancient Greeks considered this garment as belonging to barbarian people and did not use it; Men and women did not wear anything under the peplum which was the outer garment used in ancient Greece.The panty as such did not previously exist in Spain women did not wear anything. It was a masculine thing. It is assumed that the first intimate garment that appeared was the loincloth which dates back to the period of the Celts. The Etruscans and Romans adopted this garment from the Gauls. In Ancient Rome both men and women wore beautiful clothing such as the toga or stole and a long tunic which reached almost to their feet. Clothing that covered the legs was frowned upon in ancient Rome. It was a custom of the barbarians who lived beyond the borders or a form of protection for the legs of the poorest.