Clothes or clothing are the collective terms used to describe the different types of materials worn on the body, individually human characteristics to protect our bodies from cold, rain and other climate change or weather conditions. Early humans, who lived two million years ago were used to cover and protect their bodies by wrapping tree leaves, woven grass or tree barks, bones, skull and the skin of dead animals, etc. According to the Anthropologists, there is no information about when we humans started using clothes. However, some records say that humans started wearing clothes about one million years ago. Neanderthals, subspecies of archaic humans and the distinct genus Homo, are an extinct species who lived in the countries of Eurasia from circa 400,000 until 40,000 years ago and were the first humans to wear clothes. The idea of sewing clothes originated from these Neanderthals, as they used to sew animal skin.
