Gallic Warriors of the 3rd-2nd century BCE

The Insubres and Boii were clothed in their breeches and light cloaks; but the Gaesatae from vanity and bravado threw these garments away, and fell in in front of the army naked, with nothing but their arms; believing that, as the ground was in parts encumbered with brambles, which might possibly catch in their clothes and impede the use of their weapons, they would be more effective in this state.

Polybius’s Histories

I'd be intimidated, ngl

Really cuts down on the laundry bill, too.

Sounds like an offshoot of the onion knight family.