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'''Greek clothing''' is the type of clothing worn in ]. '''Greek clothing''' is the type of clothing worn in ]. It keeps people there warm and not running around in their underwear. i.e. a chiton is a long robe that men and women in Greece.To learn more about this topic read a book for once in your life.


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Greek clothing is the type of clothing worn in Greece. It keeps people there warm and not running around in their underwear. i.e. a chiton is a long robe that men and women in Greece.To learn more about this topic read a book for once in your life.


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