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The 11 pages that link to Clothing, each with the reason it gives.

• TextileRelated: Clothing is the most familiar use of textile materials.

• Gender expressionRelated: Clothing is a visible, changeable way people present gender.

• PaleolithicRelated: Clothing helped people adapt to cold conditions during parts of the Paleolithic.

• NeedleRelated: Sewing needles enable garments to be assembled, altered, and repaired.

• DisguiseRelated: Uniforms and unfamiliar garments can obscure identity or suggest another role.

• AppliquéRelated: Appliqué adds motifs, emblems, and decorative surfaces to garments.

• Body louseRelated: Unlike head lice, body lice spend most of their time in clothing seams and folds.

• AdornmentRelated: Clothing often functions as adornment as well as protection and coverage.

• The Prince and the PauperRelated: The exchanged garments signal each boy’s new status and help others misidentify them.