‘Late Roman woolen child’s tunic’ from (250-570 AD)
the Katoen Natine Textile collection
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The tunica strictoria, a garment with tight, long sleeves
“Worn by men and women, this new tunic style marked an evolution from earlier Roman practice – and dress rhetoric – which saw the wearing of long sleeved tunics by men as effeminate.”
“The length of the strictoria was dependent on the gender of the wearer and their context”
[Fashioning Identity in the Late Roman and Late Antique World: The Case of North Africa (c. AD 200-500)
Amy E. Place, University of Leicester, 2020]