I recently watched a documentary on Netflix entitled "Secrets of Underground London" and one segment featured the discovery of plague victims' skeletons from around 1348-1350.

I noticed, however, that pretty much all the plague pits that were unearthed showed only human skeletons without any evidence of remaining clothing. I didn't expect to see artifacts from the time period because as far as I'm aware, the bodies weren't buried with them, but somehow I doubt all or most of the bodies were stripped naked before burial. Unless I'm wrong, of course! From the rate that people were dying, I don't think it would be practical anyway.

So, what I'm essentially asking is did their clothing simply just rot away?