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This style of trousers was one of the most common leg coverings in the Ottoman world. They could be full-length or knee-length, and were worn by both sexes (although more often by men). We’re not sure what they were called, but the most likely candidate is caksir.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

This style of trousers was one of the most common leg coverings in the Ottoman world. They could be full-length or knee-length, and were worn by both sexes (although more often by men). We’re not sure what they were called, but the most likely candidate is caksir.<\/p>\n

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