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Khyber pakhtunkhwa culture dress

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MALE COTHING: The tradition male pashtun dress include the khat partug, and perahan tunban,male usually wear the kufi, peshwari cap, turban sindhi cap, or pakol as tradition headgear. KHAT PARTUG: The traditional clothing for the lower region is the  khat partug  which is a shalwar kameez   combination and is worn by men and women.the khat also  called khattaki or in marwat pashtun,kemis) is the shirt  which fits  closely to the body to the waist and then flares out either to the  knees, the partug(also called pardig)  is a loose  shalwar  which has many folds and is lossely  brought together at the ankles. Men also wear turban and scarf called patkai. Tradition khet partug(tradition loose shalwar worn in khyber pakhtunkhwa)           Boys wearing khat partug PERAHAN TUNBAN: Perahan tunban is male dress  worn in khyberpakhtunkhwa and eastern afghanistan.the perahan tunban version of the shalwar kameez is made up of the perahan (the top) which  is wide and

Balochi culture dress

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Baloch being rich enough in term of cultural beauty,has got a magnificant and different clothing style,which contrats the baloch from rest of the people of the world.balochi traditional clothing gives a sense of proud to the wear( baloch) any how,let's here a glance over baloch clothing that how it is different and more attractive from rest traditional clothing of the people   TRADITION CLOTHING OF BALOCH MEN           The traditional cloth used by baloch men is  a loose, long shirt that is long enough to reach below the knees,this long shirt is used with baggy trousers called shoulder and also used turban.the turban is long fabric wrap around a turban cap on the head. Although baloch men clothes are less colourful then that of women ,men's clothing is still characterized by special feature that immediately identify the wearer as baloch. The traditional costume worn by baloch men  are usually of white, creamy, or khaki cotton, but historically only a white

Punjabi cultural dress

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