Directly inspired by nomadic desert clothing and classic contemporary representations of the period, very little is known about how the ancient Hebrews of the 1st century dressed. Some believe that Roman dress was the norm and that it was widespread among the wealthier classes of the population at the time. Indeed, "new" Roman tunics have been found in the caves where the notorious "Zealots" hid during the wars of reconquest of Roman-occupied Judea. But it's highly unlikely that the Hebrews, among the most religious or the poorest, had to dress like the Roman invaders.
This "biblical apostle" outfit contains the following elements:

1 Egyptian cotton tunic (with physics and opacity map when worn with the Bedouin jacket)
1 camel wool Bedouin jacket (with physics)
1 goat leather belt
1 linen Cheche/Shemagh (with physics)
1 linen Cheche/Shemagh (short version)0
1 long scarf with pattern
1 pair of goatskin sandals

Some typical poses and expressions are included in this pack

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