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 In the Roman era both linen and wool were widely available so both would be appropriate for this project. Silk was also available but it was very much a ‘fancy’ fabric used to show off wealth and status as it had to come from abroad.
 
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 If you are not working with any historicalness in mind Lunetius can be made out of a variety of fabrics. A woven fabric would drape in a different way compared to a stretch or knitted fabric but you are only limited by your imagination.
 
-More information on Roman cloak fabrics can be found in:\
+More information on Roman cloak fabrics can be found in:   
 Jorgensen, L. B. (2004)  *A Matter of Material: Changes in Textiles from Roman Sites in Egypt’s Eastern Desert*,  in An Tard 11, pp 87-99