Vestimenta

Vestimenta (-orum, npl) sunt proprietas plurimarum societatum humanarum, categoria quae multa materiei genera quae corpus contegant comprehendit. Primum vestimentorum propositum est corpus a caelo defendere: a frigore, calore, vento, pluvia, sole. Saepto inter cutem et circumiecta comparato, vestimenta salutem meliorem faciunt per actiones periculosas sicut perambulatio et coquendum. Praeterea, vestimenta saeptum hygieinicum praebent, ut animalia, plantae, et aliae res venenosae a corpore arceantur et transmissio pathogenorum inhibeatur.

Vestimenta lavata saepe complanatoriis levigantur, ut plicis careant.

Vestimenta Romana
 Vestimenta mulierum 

calceus
corrigia
cothurnus
sandalia
gilbab
gunna
monile
palla
pilucca
reticulum
rica
sitar
stola
tunica
velum
vittae

 Vestimenta virorum 

braca
bullus
calceus
caliga
corrigia
cothurnus
sandalia
causia
cingulum
cucullus
fibula
galea
laena
petasus
bowler
pileus
sagum
paludamentum
solea
toga
pallium
trabea
tunica

 Vestimenta hodierna 
 Curtae bracae
 Pallium balneare
 Tunicula
 Vestis balnearis
 Vestis muliebris
 Vestis nautica

 Nexus interni

Amictus
Ius veste utendi
Acubus textus
Complanatorium
Mantellum
Moda
Naturismus
Ornatus uniformis
Ornatrix
Paiama
Pectorale rigidum
Subligatura
Thermoregulatio

Bibliographia

Finnane, Antonia. 2008. Changing Clothes in China: Fashion, History, Nation. Novi Eboraci: Columbia University Press. ISBN 9780231143509. ISBN 9780231512732.
Forsberg, Krister, et S. Z. Mansdorf. 2007. Quick Selection Guide to Chemical Protective Clothing. Ed 5a. Hoboken Novae Caesareae: John Wiley & Sons. ISBN 9780470146811.
Gavin, Timothy P. 2003. Clothing and Thermoregulation During Exercise. Sports Medicine 33(13):941–947. Abstractum. doi:10.2165/00007256-200333130-00001. PMID 14606923.
Hollander, Anne L. 1993. Seeing Through Clothes. Berkleiae, Angelopoli, et Londinii: University of California Press. ISBN 520082311.
Montain, Scott J, Michael N Sawaka, Bruce S. Cadarett, Mark D. Quigley, et James M. McKay. 1994. Physiological tolerance to uncompensable heat stress: effects of exercise intensity, protective clothing, and climate. Journal of Applied Physiology 77(1):216–222. PDF. PMID 7961236.
Ross, Robert. 2008. Clothing, a Global History: or, The Imperialist's New Clothes. Cantabrigiae: Polity Press. ISBN 9780745631868. ISBN 9780745631875.
Tochihara, Yutaka, et Tadakatsu Ohnaka, eds. 2005. Environmental Ergonomics: The Ergonomics of Human Comfort, Health and Performance in the Thermal Environment. Vol. 3. Amstelodami et Bostoniae: Elsevier.  ISBN 0080444660 
Yarborough, Portia, et Cherilyn N. Nelson, eds. 2005. Performance of Protective Clothing: Global Needs and Emerging Markets. Vol. 8. West Conshohocken Pennsylvaniae: ASTM International. ISBN 0803134886. ISSN 1040-3035.

Nexus externi

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