Arab parent-child Robe

The best variety of Arabian robes is silk men's robes. Men in Sudan, Libya, Tunisia in North Africa, Oman, Bahrain, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia in Western Asia like to wear white from head to toe. In Chinese eyes, it looks like filial piety. In fact, their most fashionable clothes are white robes made of silk, white scarf and a pair of polished white shoes.Arab women's robes are similar to men's robes, with fat sleeves, wide waists and long hanging to the ground. On weekdays, Arab women always have the habit of wearing robes. The black robe on the outside is made of silk satin, and a long robe of silk printed silk or tulle on the inside is elegant and elegant, which is regarded as the most noble and proud dress of Arab women. But there are also a few light blue, light green, light yellow.
In many Arab countries, women from old to young are wrapped in robes and veils from head to foot from childhood. Even in the hottest dog days, their skin is not exposed. Its veil is mostly black silk. There are triangles, squares and pentagons.The traditional clothing of Arab men is the Arabian robe. The color of Arabic robes is generally divided into black and white. They are often worn in white at festivals and festivals, and in black at funerals. Arabian robes generally have no collar, flying sleeves, wide waist, and long hanging to the ground. They are cool and comfortable to wear and easy to carry. Every Muslim Wedding Day, wedding ceremony or official social occasions, Arab men must wear this robe, even the highly respected head of state is no exception. The Arabs think that if they put on their robes, they will add a bit of style, especially on formal occasions, they will be more elegant and generous, which is a symbol of the dignity of the Arab nation.When an Arab wears a robe, he must wear a turban, which is called "tazeng" in Arabic. The turban is made of gauze, about one meter long, and is wrapped around his head from right to left. It is usually white, which is in harmony with the color of the robe. In Arab countries, men's robes and turbans are respected as a sign of their devotion to Islam.