Tunikas
Tunikas are loose-fitting upper garments with a straight, simple cut that can reach the hips, knees, or ankles. They are typically sleeved or sleeveless and worn with a belt or sash to define the waist. The term tunika (and its plural forms such as tunikas) is used in several languages to describe both historical tunics and contemporary tops.
Historically, the tunic is among the oldest and most widespread forms of dress in the ancient and
Construction and materials of tunikas typically center on woven fabrics, with hems at the bottom and openings
Modern use of tunikas spans casual fashion and traditional attire. In contemporary wardrobes, tunikas are popular