Brae - men's underwear, which appeared in Western Europe in the XI century., But is common in the XIV century after the plague. If we compare this item of clothing with modern analogs, the more all closer pants. At the top of BDT was lace, Drawstring tightened by which BDT fastened at the waist. On the back side there were cuts to simplify relieving natural needs. Bray was quite spacious clothing, so near the crotch and waist had many folds. To date, found no surviving copies, but medieval sources store a lot of pictures and references to the BDT.
Brae
Brae - men's underwear, which appeared in Western Europe in the XI century., But is common in the XIV century after the plague. If we compare this item of clothing with modern analogs, the more all closer pants. At the top of BDT was lace, Drawstring tightened by which BDT fastened at the waist. On the back side ...