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Austrailia
Akubra Hat - an iconic Australian hat that has been worn by Australians since the 1800s. It is made from rabbit fur and is known for its durability and practicality...
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Bolivia
Pollera: A colourful dress that is pleated in a Spanish peasant design. It is associated with urban mestizo and also women who are proud of their heritage. Manta: It...
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Brazil
Bombacha: Baggy pants which were originally worn by South American Cowboys (Guachos), usually made of cotton and are liked because of their comfort and how charming they look. Baiana...
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Chile
Chamanto: It is a decorative sleeveless garment similar to the poncho in Brazil but woven in silk thread and wool and enhanced with a ribbon edging at its contours. ...
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Colombia
Ruana: A garment design borrowed from the poncho of the Brazilians and people of the Andean region, made of wool and used to keep warm. It is a blanket like...
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Costa Rica
Golas: A female garment denoted by long bright coloured skirts worn with leather sandals. The torso is covered with flowered blouses with different colour combinations. The skirt is usually flares...
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Dominica
Wob Dwiyet (“Grand Robe”) is made up of mouchoir, foulard, jupe, chemise, and “jupon a dantell. The wob dwiyet is worn by women, while the men dress in black slacks,...
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Ethiopia (Hamer Tribe)
Shamma: A colorful cotton wrap slung over one shoulder and wrapped twice around the body
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Guatemala
Huipili: Its name is derived from a Nahuati word meaning “My covering”. It is worn as an expression of one’s ethnicity. The huipil in Guatemala means the torso portion of...
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Jamaica
Quadrille Dress: a type of formal dress that is worn by women for a quadrille danceThe dress typically features a full skirt, fitted bodice, and short sleeves or straps. It...
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Kazakhstan
The chapan : A long, slouchy robe used by both sexes; they may be made from any number of fabrics, range in color from black to white to every shade...
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Kenya (Samburu Tribe)
Ekori: A necklace that has beaded adornments. Kikoi: A cloak worn by the Male Samburu around their hips. Shuka: A multipurpose piece of cloth that may be worn...
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Laos
Salong: a big pant or peasant pant. Sinh : a simple tube skirt that may be used to tell a lot about its wearer. The sinh is fashioned from...
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Nambia (Himba Tribe)
Shamma: A colorful cotton wrap slung over one shoulder and wrapped twice around the body.
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Nigeria
Agbada: A robe worn by Nigerian men on special occasions over their regular clothes. Buba: A long-sleeved, loose-fitting shirt with a round or V-shaped neckline that falls at or...
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Polynesia (Tahiti)
Pareo - a large rectangular piece of cloth that is draped around the waist and worn as a skirt or dress. Pareos are often made from cotton or silk and...
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Qatar
Thobe: a long, loose-fitting garment worn by men in Qatar and other Gulf countries. It typically has long sleeves and a high collar, and is made from a light, breathable...
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South Africa: Republic (Zulu)
Ibhayi: A cloak or shawl worn over one's shoulders to show respect for the in-laws Isibamba: A thick belt crafted from dried grass and adorned with glass or plastic...
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Swaziland
Emahiy: They are made up of two parts: the top is an umhelwane, a large piece of fabric tied on the left shoulder, and the bottom is a sarong. The...
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Thailand
Chut - a combination of a long-sleeved shirt and a sarong-style skirt. The shirt is usually made of silk or cotton and is embroidered with intricate patterns, while the skirt...
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