National dress
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A National dress (also National costume, traditional garment, or traditional regalia) is an expression of identity through fabric, that is usually linked with a geographic location. These are to indicate social, marital or religious status. Most garments are there to represent the culture or identity of a specific religious-ethnic group respectively.
List of national dresses
| Location | Image | Garments |
|---|---|---|
 Bangladesh
|
File:Jamdani Saree Sale Sonargaon.jpg File:Dhaka shop keeper.jpg |
Shari ("Female") Lungi ("Male") |
 Bhutan
|
File:Bhutanese Girls in National Dress.jpg File:Boys in Bhutan national dress.jpg |
Kira ("Female") Gho ("Male") |
 India
|
File:An Oberoi Hotel employee doing Namaste, New Delhi.jpg File:Achan-dhoti-tipu-sultan-fort.jpg |
Sari ("Female") Dhoti ("Male") |
 Maldives
|
File:Maldivian bride.jpg File:Maldivian style - Flickr - nattu.jpg |
Dhivehi libaas ("Female") Dhivehi mundu ("Male") |
 Palestine
|
File:Ghada1973.jpg File:Bedouin Chief of Palmyra.jpg |
Thawb ("Female") Keffiyeh ("Male") |
 Pakistan
|
File:Engagement Dresses in Pakistan.jpg File:Clothing worn by most Pashtun males.jpg |
Shalwar Qameez ("Unisex") |
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