What is the traditional dress like in different countries? Compared to the last 100 years, the world has changed a lot. Before this, every country, every region and almost every city or tribe wore different styles of clothes. The reason for choosing each dress, whatever it was, was to show the civilization, characteristics of each tribe, customs, etc.
But with the advancement of fashion and technology, other old clothes lost their place, many people turned to "western" clothes like jeans and t-shirts (things I wear every day), but today, different societies in All over the world they wear their traditional clothes regularly.
In this production article, Andisheh clothing, the largest manufacturer and wholesaler of Iranian men's comfortable clothing and men's and women's clothing sets, introduces different countries that still adhere to their traditional and local clothes.
1- Iran
Although today in most parts of Iran, traditional clothes are obsolete and they are worn only in festivals, but nevertheless, in Sistan, they always wear their traditional clothes, in addition to Azari, Kurdish, Gilki, Abianeh, Band clothes. There are Abbas, Mazandarani, Lor, etc., which are still worn in some rural areas.
iran Traditional clothes
2- traditional clothes of Pakistan
In Pakistan, traditional sari and shawl are worn. Salwar Kumeez is common among all people of the country, including Punjab. Muslims and Hindus often wear saris, and saris are worn more in cities than anywhere else.
These clothes are made of cotton, which is warm in winter and cold in summer. Other countries that use sari: India, Sri Lanka, Nepal and Bangladesh
3- Indonesian traditional dress
Indonesia is a group of islands that has hundreds of different cultures, but they often use typical western clothing, but let's focus on kebaya, currently kebaya clothing in Malaysia, Singapore, Brunei, Myanmar, part of Thailand, Cambodia and parts of the Philippines are covered.
This dress is almost always floral and usually with a sarong, made of silk, cotton or polyester. This is the traditional dress of Indonesia, but it is mainly worn by Yuan, Balili and Santani. Traditionally there are 3 parts of the dress, the blouse (kebaya), the embroidery (this is because the original and traditional kebaya has no buttons) and the sarong or skirt. Today, many modern styles are made today and are popular among people.
4- The traditional dress of the Maza of Kenya
Maasai are not only in Kenya, many are also in Tanzania. Before the 1960s, it was common to wear animal skin clothing dyed in various colors (red being a favorite). But today they use cloth that still has all kinds of colors and patterns.
Both men and women have decorative pattern patterns. The most common dress is a kanga, the use of beaded jewelry is also common, and each color has a special meaning. White means peace, and red means war/courage.
Before contact with Europe, decorative beads were made of many materials, clay, seeds, bones, etc. Today, seeds are mostly made of glass.
Herero -5 Namibia
It's kind of old European fashion." This is exactly what the Herero wear today. In 1800, German Christians currently reside in Namibia; Like other parts of the world, they decided to "finish the civilizations of the barbarians"
They still wear Victorian styles. The bigger the dress, the better. High heels are regularly worn, women also wear a headdress. Handicrafts
6- Traditional Sami dress
Sami currently live in northern Norway, Sweden, Finland and Russia. Bright colors, intricate patterns, all in different styles are what they wear called gaket and are used for ceremonies, work, and cattle herding.
The jacket was traditionally made of reindeer leather, but today it is usually made of cotton, wool or silk. Colors, patterns and gold and jewelry tell whether a person is married or not, bright colors are used for children.
7- Traditional Bhutanese dress
In southern China, men and women still wear their traditional clothes. For men, their dress is called Gho. For women this is called Kiara. Some jackets and blouses are usually worn with this dress called toego and wonju.
8- Traditional clothes of Nagaland, India
Northeast India is Nagaland. Several clans are named Angami, Ao, Chaksang, Chang, Kechari, Kuki, Lota, Pham, Pochuri, Rangma, Sangtam, Sumi, Yimchungar and Zamim Liangami. Each tribe has its own traditional clothes that are still worn.
However, some choose to wear western clothes and wear their traditional clothes for a ceremony (like Chang). Shawls are the most common piece of their clothing.
However, each tribe has different patterns that use different colors. They all have different meanings. It is difficult to find much information about any of these tribes, so it has to be said that Nagaland in India might be a great place to visit.
9- Vietnamese traditional dress
Audis may not be common today, but in Vietnam they can still be found in smaller towns across the country. Most women wear this dress.
10- Japanese traditional clothes
Kimono (which means "something to wear" in Japanese) of which there are many different styles and several other garments that are traditional to Japan. There are women's kimonos and men's kimonos. Women's clothing has 12 different pieces; But men's clothes are very simple, they are usually 5 pieces. Today, men's kimonos are usually dark in color (blues, blacks, and greens), but sometimes appear more vivid. Today, kimonos are usually only used for ceremonial purposes, but people (usually older generations) still wear them regularly.
11- Traditional dress of the Faroe Islands
While in the Faroe Islands, traditional clothing is mainly used for ceremonies, feast days and traditional dance events, it still goes back to everyday life.
Young people wear traditional clothes with both patterns and bright colors that they used to wear. Today, it is a craft that unites families and preserves cultures.
12- Guatemalan Mayan traditional dress
The Mayans have been quite famous since 2012 and their probable calendar is over, the Maya have lived in Guatemala, Mexico and other parts of Central America for thousands of years. Today, they wear different colors of hats, shirts, shirts, dresses, and jeans. Each village has a distinctive pattern that makes it easy to tell where it is used.
13- Mongolian traditional dress
Mongolian clothes are usually made of silk, cotton, wool or barkat. Outside the big cities, it is still worn daily, in urban areas it is usually worn by the elderly, throughout history, each tribe had its own pattern, although the clothes were generally similar. Since the dialyah is no longer worn regularly in urban areas, the future of this beautiful traditional dress is uncertain.
What is the traditional dress like in different countries? Compared to the last 100 years, the world has changed a lot. Before this, every country, every region and almost every city or tribe wore different styles of clothes. The reason for choosing each dress, whatever it was, was to show the civilization, characteristics of each tribe, customs, etc.
But with the advancement of fashion and technology, other old clothes lost their place, many people turned to "western" clothes like jeans and t-shirts (things I wear every day), but today, different societies in All over the world they wear their traditional clothes regularly.
In this production article, Andisheh clothing, the largest manufacturer and wholesaler of Iranian men's comfortable clothing and men's and women's clothing sets, introduces different countries that still adhere to their traditional and local clothes.
1- Iran
Although today in most parts of Iran, traditional clothes are obsolete and they are worn only in festivals, but nevertheless, in Sistan, they always wear their traditional clothes, in addition to Azari, Kurdish, Gilki, Abianeh, Band clothes. There are Abbas, Mazandarani, Lor, etc., which are still worn in some rural areas.
iran Traditional clothes
2- traditional clothes of Pakistan
In Pakistan, traditional sari and shawl are worn. Salwar Kumeez is common among all people of the country, including Punjab. Muslims and Hindus often wear saris, and saris are worn more in cities than anywhere else.
These clothes are made of cotton, which is warm in winter and cold in summer. Other countries that use sari: India, Sri Lanka, Nepal and Bangladesh
3- Indonesian traditional dress
Indonesia is a group of islands that has hundreds of different cultures, but they often use typical western clothing, but let's focus on kebaya, currently kebaya clothing in Malaysia, Singapore, Brunei, Myanmar, part of Thailand, Cambodia and parts of the Philippines are covered.
This dress is almost always floral and usually with a sarong, made of silk, cotton or polyester. This is the traditional dress of Indonesia, but it is mainly worn by Yuan, Balili and Santani. Traditionally there are 3 parts of the dress, the blouse (kebaya), the embroidery (this is because the original and traditional kebaya has no buttons) and the sarong or skirt. Today, many modern styles are made today and are popular among people.
4- The traditional dress of the Maza of Kenya
Maasai are not only in Kenya, many are also in Tanzania. Before the 1960s, it was common to wear animal skin clothing dyed in various colors (red being a favorite). But today they use cloth that still has all kinds of colors and patterns.
Both men and women have decorative pattern patterns. The most common dress is a kanga, the use of beaded jewelry is also common, and each color has a special meaning. White means peace, and red means war/courage.
Before contact with Europe, decorative beads were made of many materials, clay, seeds, bones, etc. Today, seeds are mostly made of glass.
Herero -5 Namibia
It's kind of old European fashion." This is exactly what the Herero wear today. In 1800, German Christians currently reside in Namibia; Like other parts of the world, they decided to "finish the civilizations of the barbarians"
They still wear Victorian styles. The bigger the dress, the better. High heels are regularly worn, women also wear a headdress. Handicrafts
6- Traditional Sami dress
Sami currently live in northern Norway, Sweden, Finland and Russia. Bright colors, intricate patterns, all in different styles are what they wear called gaket and are used for ceremonies, work, and cattle herding.
The jacket was traditionally made of reindeer leather, but today it is usually made of cotton, wool or silk. Colors, patterns and gold and jewelry tell whether a person is married or not, bright colors are used for children.
7- Traditional Bhutanese dress
In southern China, men and women still wear their traditional clothes. For men, their dress is called Gho. For women this is called Kiara. Some jackets and blouses are usually worn with this dress called toego and wonju.
8- Traditional clothes of Nagaland, India
Northeast India is Nagaland. Several clans are named Angami, Ao, Chaksang, Chang, Kechari, Kuki, Lota, Pham, Pochuri, Rangma, Sangtam, Sumi, Yimchungar and Zamim Liangami. Each tribe has its own traditional clothes that are still worn.
However, some choose to wear western clothes and wear their traditional clothes for a ceremony (like Chang). Shawls are the most common piece of their clothing.
However, each tribe has different patterns that use different colors. They all have different meanings. It is difficult to find much information about any of these tribes, so it has to be said that Nagaland in India might be a great place to visit.
9- Vietnamese traditional dress
Audis may not be common today, but in Vietnam they can still be found in smaller towns across the country. Most women wear this dress.
10- Japanese traditional clothes
Kimono (which means "something to wear" in Japanese) of which there are many different styles and several other garments that are traditional to Japan. There are women's kimonos and men's kimonos. Women's clothing has 12 different pieces; But men's clothes are very simple, they are usually 5 pieces. Today, men's kimonos are usually dark in color (blues, blacks, and greens), but sometimes appear more vivid. Today, kimonos are usually only used for ceremonial purposes, but people (usually older generations) still wear them regularly.
11- Traditional dress of the Faroe Islands
While in the Faroe Islands, traditional clothing is mainly used for ceremonies, feast days and traditional dance events, it still goes back to everyday life.
Young people wear traditional clothes with both patterns and bright colors that they used to wear. Today, it is a craft that unites families and preserves cultures.
12- Guatemalan Mayan traditional dress
The Mayans have been quite famous since 2012 and their probable calendar is over, the Maya have lived in Guatemala, Mexico and other parts of Central America for thousands of years. Today, they wear different colors of hats, shirts, shirts, dresses, and jeans. Each village has a distinctive pattern that makes it easy to tell where it is used.
13- Mongolian traditional dress
Mongolian clothes are usually made of silk, cotton, wool or barkat. Outside the big cities, it is still worn daily, in urban areas it is usually worn by the elderly, throughout history, each tribe had its own pattern, although the clothes were generally similar. Since the dialyah is no longer worn regularly in urban areas, the future of this beautiful traditional dress is uncertain.
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