How did medieval knights dress?

Answer 1

many of the monks and priests usaully wore black/brown robes

answer: priest's did not wear black clothing. Monks wore black. Priests usually wore white

Answer 2

Medieval knights wore a suit of armor made of metal plates and chain mail for protection in battle. They also wore a surcoat with their coat of arms, a helmet, gloves, and sometimes a cape. Additionally, they carried a shield and a sword.

Answer 3

Medieval knights normally wore a helmet if you had been more specific about which part of the middle ages i could have answered more accurately. They also wore a chest-plate and leggings. Over their chest plate they wore a hood that they could flip over their heads that was made of chain-mail. They also wore chain mail sleeves and a shirt under there chest-plate along with chain-mail leggings under their leggings. Also I don't know if you also wanted this but guessing that you are talking about knights on foot they normally carried 2 swords depending on what they were fighting. One sword was a sharp broadsword for slicing and the other was a more dull weapon used for having force that could easily crack someones ribs. They also carried a shield and a small very sharp dagger. If they were of high enough rank they would also carry a crossbow.

Answer 4

Females wore long dresses that were very tight and sometimes a big hat or some material wrapped around their heads

Answer 5

Basically, nuns wore what normal nuns would wear today. They would wear the robes you'd see now, but the colour can vary abit lighter during the medieval times.

Answer 6

Knights wore chain mail and steal armor

Answer 7

knight stuff

Answer 8

cotton