National pieces of clothing in Asia
Posted: Wed Aug 20, 2014 10:07 am
Kazakhstan - Chapan
Tuva - Deel
China - Hanfu
Japan - Kimono
Korea - Hanbok
Mongolia - Deel
Taiwan - Similar to China.
Afghanistan - Pashtun dress: Afghan cap, turban, Shalwar Kameez (male), Qemis, Khet partug (female); formerly Burqa (female)
Bangladesh - Kurta (men), Lungi (men), Sari (women), Dupatta (women), Sherwani (men)
Sri Lanka - Dhoti, Sari
Maldives - Dhivehi libaas (women) Sarong, long sleeved white shirt (men)
Bhutan - Gho (male) and Kira (female)
Nepal - Daura-Suruwal, (male) and Gunyou Cholo (female); Traditional Newar clothing
Pakistan - Churidar, Peshawari pagri, Sherwani[1] Shalwar Kameez;[2]
India - Achkan, Dhoti, Kurta (male) and Sari (female)
Australia - Khaki shorts, slouch hat, bush jacket, Blundstones, Driza-Bone, Aboriginal Australian tribal dress
Brunei - Baju Melayu (male), Baju Kurung, Tudung (female)
Cambodia - Sampot, Apsara, Sabai, Krama
Cook Islands - Pareo
East Timor - Tais cloth clothing
Fiji - Sulu, Tapa cloth
French Polynesia - Pareo
Indonesia - Batik cloth Sarong, Beskap, Blangkon or Songkok (male), Kebaya, Songket, Tudung (female), Bakiak (both)
Laos - xout lao, suea pat, pha hang, pha biang, sinh
Malaysia - Baju Melayu (male), Baju Kurung (female)
Myanmar - Longyi, Gaung baung
New Zealand - Māori Flax Skirts
Papua New Guinea - Various Indigenous costumes, especially Sepik, Huli and Trobriand Islander.
Philippines - Barong Tagalog (male) and Baro't saya (female)
Samoa - Lavalava, Puletasi
Singapore - Baju Melayu (male), Baju Kebaya (female)
Thailand - chut thai: Thai female: Thai Chakkri, Thai male: Suea Phraratchathan, Both genders: chong kraben and sabai.
Tonga - tupenu and ta'ovala
Vietnam - Áo Dài, Áo Tứ Thân, Áo Bà Ba.
Sari, the traditional clothing in India, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka Baju Melayu, the traditional clothing in Brunei, Malaysia and Singapore Áo Dài, the traditional clothing in Vietnam Churidar, the traditional clothing in Pakistan
Tuva - Deel
China - Hanfu
Japan - Kimono
Korea - Hanbok
Mongolia - Deel
Taiwan - Similar to China.
Afghanistan - Pashtun dress: Afghan cap, turban, Shalwar Kameez (male), Qemis, Khet partug (female); formerly Burqa (female)
Bangladesh - Kurta (men), Lungi (men), Sari (women), Dupatta (women), Sherwani (men)
Sri Lanka - Dhoti, Sari
Maldives - Dhivehi libaas (women) Sarong, long sleeved white shirt (men)
Bhutan - Gho (male) and Kira (female)
Nepal - Daura-Suruwal, (male) and Gunyou Cholo (female); Traditional Newar clothing
Pakistan - Churidar, Peshawari pagri, Sherwani[1] Shalwar Kameez;[2]
India - Achkan, Dhoti, Kurta (male) and Sari (female)
Australia - Khaki shorts, slouch hat, bush jacket, Blundstones, Driza-Bone, Aboriginal Australian tribal dress
Brunei - Baju Melayu (male), Baju Kurung, Tudung (female)
Cambodia - Sampot, Apsara, Sabai, Krama
Cook Islands - Pareo
East Timor - Tais cloth clothing
Fiji - Sulu, Tapa cloth
French Polynesia - Pareo
Indonesia - Batik cloth Sarong, Beskap, Blangkon or Songkok (male), Kebaya, Songket, Tudung (female), Bakiak (both)
Laos - xout lao, suea pat, pha hang, pha biang, sinh
Malaysia - Baju Melayu (male), Baju Kurung (female)
Myanmar - Longyi, Gaung baung
New Zealand - Māori Flax Skirts
Papua New Guinea - Various Indigenous costumes, especially Sepik, Huli and Trobriand Islander.
Philippines - Barong Tagalog (male) and Baro't saya (female)
Samoa - Lavalava, Puletasi
Singapore - Baju Melayu (male), Baju Kebaya (female)
Thailand - chut thai: Thai female: Thai Chakkri, Thai male: Suea Phraratchathan, Both genders: chong kraben and sabai.
Tonga - tupenu and ta'ovala
Vietnam - Áo Dài, Áo Tứ Thân, Áo Bà Ba.
Sari, the traditional clothing in India, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka Baju Melayu, the traditional clothing in Brunei, Malaysia and Singapore Áo Dài, the traditional clothing in Vietnam Churidar, the traditional clothing in Pakistan