Clothes have become a basic human need. Early humans used leaves, bark, and animal skins for coverage, but over time learned weaving and stitching techniques to create clothing. Different types of clothing are worn depending on the season - light, cotton clothes in summer which absorb sweat; warm, multilayered clothing in winter to retain body heat; and waterproof clothing during rainy seasons to stay dry.

1. CLOTHES – OUR BASIC NEED
A PRESENTATION BY ASHWIN
SCIENCE

2. NEED OF CLOTHES
Long ago , early men
lived in caves and used
leaves , bark of trees and
skin of animals to cover
his body. Slowly , he
learnt the art of weaving
and stitching clothes.
Now clothes have
become our basic need.

3. TYPES OF CLOTHES
We wear different types of clothes.
A dress code is a set of rules, often
written, with regards
to clothing. Dress codes are created
out of social perceptions and norms,
and vary based on purpose,
circumstances, and
occasions. Different societies and
cultures are likely to have different
dress codes .

4. SUMMER SEASON
During summer, we normally
wear light
colored cotton clothes.
We sweat a lot in
summers. Cotton is a good
absorber of water. Thus, it
absorbs sweat from our body
and exposes the sweat to the
atmosphere, making its
evaporation faster.

5. WINTER SEASON
Winter clothing are clothes
used for protection against
the particularly cold weather
of winter. Often they have a
good water resistance, consist
of multiple layers to protect
and insulate against low
temperatures.

6. RAINY SEASON
On rainy season ,
we wear that clothes which are
waterproof an d can protect us
from wetting ourselves. Rainy
season is marked by rainfall,
anytime and anywhere. ...
Light clothes should be wore,
because they dry easily. Long pants
or skirts should be avoided, to not
get clothes dirty from puddles.