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A nice video (and YT channel) on historical fashion

 
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I recently stumbled upon this video by V Birchwood, “What Wearing Historical Fashion Every Day Taught Me About Life”, that provides some good information on the benefits of sewing your own clothes.

Some of the points include:
-Connection to ancestors (especially exploring Volga Tartar clothing)
-The joy of learning new skills
-Many modern clothes (especially jeans) might be socially acceptable but not necessarily comfortable, and historical clothes tend to be more so
-Importance of layering and breathable fabrics to reduce laundry burden

And a few others too.

Here is the video:
 
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