Ancient Greek Sailors

The Greeks were notoriously simple when it came to clothing. An Athenian sailor would own a tunic, which he would wear onshore, but would probably confine himself to a loincloth while at sea. They wouldn't have bothered with a chiton. So what you're looking at basically is a square piece of fabric that can be pinned/gathered to form the tunic, and then reshaped into a loincloth deal once the ship's journey is underway.

So both of your avatars are inaccurate?

Your little sailor hat and mscelina's viking ensemble....


sorry--you're trying to accomplish serious work here. Carry on!