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This style of overcoat, with its conspicuous consumption expressed through fabric-intensive vestigial sleeves, was the most fashionable, most formal, and most high-status of the overcoats. Made in the finest brocades and velvets with a broad, decorative collar, it was the hil’at, the grand court overrobe. Made in less showy materials, it was the ordinary overcoat of the well-to-do Ottoman.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

This style of overcoat, with its conspicuous consumption expressed through fabric-intensive vestigial sleeves, was the most fashionable, most formal, and most high-status of the overcoats. Made in the finest brocades and velvets with a broad, decorative collar, it was the hil’at, the grand court overrobe. Made in less showy materials,\u2026<\/p>\n

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