 For instance, the Mingalazedi Pagoda, built during the reign of Narathihapate, contains enshrined articles of satin and velvet clothing, which were not locally produced.Pagan-era kings and princes wore robes called "wutlon" (ဝတ်လုံ), "duyin" (ဒုယင်), and "thoyin" (သိုရင်း) as upper garments, while wearing dhoti-like loinclothes as lower garments.Meanwhile aristocratic women wore strapless bodices called "yinsi" (ရင်စေ့) over a chemise, before adopting looser jackets and body garments, including longer sari-like garments and baggy trousers, that gained currency in the later Pagan period.