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... Could the entire family make or buy new clothes at least once a year?
It's a hard concept to understand for modern people who buy at least a few sets of clothes a year, but in the days before spinning wheels and weaving machines, creating a single piece of clothing required immense labor, and as a result, the price of clothes inevitably increased.
So, whether it was wool or cotton, simply turning them into clothes resulted in huge added value.
“Why did the Industrial Revo ...
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