How often is it to see people in your country wearing traditional clothing?

we don't have traditional clothing

Good lad

You don't see traditional clothing at all outside of musical events and festivals. People in backwater villages wear whatever's cheap and endurable, and that's most commonly a pair of jeans, a shirt, and maybe some jacket on top if it's cold.
In cities, you don't see them at all. Both men and women wear tracksuits, but they also often adhere to the jeans+shirt+jacket combo villagers do. Sometimes young girls opt out for tight yoga pants that make their ass look bigger, too.
Skirts/pantyhose/thigh-highs are worn only by prostitutes.
And in the summer, at least where I live, both young men and women wear shorts and tight t-shirts (girls' shirts are short and allow people to see their midriff). Sometimes when it's too hot, girls choose to copy men and stroll around just in short shorts and a bikini top.

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also often adhere to the [...]*

saw it once in my life.
people don’t even know their traditional clothing here

never

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everyday, the whole world is dressed following our fashion.

only tourists wear dirndl or lederhosen here

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I've seen Catholic Sisters in the Métro, does that count ?

This is really sad...

Why is it? Because they industrialised a long time ago? American influence?

It's not like Russia has singular traditional clothes. Would be different for every population centre.

Common

suits are traditional english clothing, besides that not really more jeans and tshirts which are american.

i find it kinda sad that diplomatically and politically countries don't wear their own formal clothes and instead wear business suits

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Almost every saudi animal wears this disgusting dress-like called Thobe and this shitty-looking Gutra.

it's not very common
some very old people in rural areas might still wear it casually
people mostly wear it for roleplaying purposes these days

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me on the left

It's not "roleplaying" if it's made of authentic materials and worn properly

Our Traditional clothes are laughed upon by its own citizens.

I use to see Mennonites by the local college, does that count?

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the based anglo makes the world use ot's traditional clothing.

because it's bavarian traditional clothing and only tourists think germany == bavaria

here in the south it happens, but outside of parties with traditional music, wearing those clothes is seen are ridicule

Never and I am happy about it

It's rare. I've only seen people wearing traditional clothing in some festivals

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Nowadays, It is popular among young people to wear improved hanbok here.

These? They look cute.

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Whats wrong with whe villager combo, isn't it a normal combination? Literally pants and shirt

Never

I saw a Korean tourist wearing Joseon-ot

I often see people walking around almost naked. More than i like...

Usually, nothing. But when you have people strolling around with old, torn pants, old graphic shirts that have faded and shrinked, and old, stained jackets, it just isn't pleasant to look at. Some people just abandon themselves and let themselves get all smelly, is what I'm trying to say. It's not that there's anything wrong with the kind of clothes they're wearing, it's the clothes themselves.

Everyday

Well, you didn't imply that in your firs post. Also why call it villager combo, most of the time they wear tracksuits unless its an old guy, then its usually old clothes but most of the time they are well kept. Maybe it regional thing idk

Yeah, sorry about that. I was still a bit sleepy when I wrote that post; if I could, I'd rewrite it. Like you said, it might as well be a regional thing here, it's not like I've been to and seen every place.

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All the fucking time

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For cultural festivals and sometimes religious ceremonies.

You see kilts pretty often, mainly during special occasions, but I reckon if I went walking around town today I’d probably see at least one

Only during special events

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Is it atleast comfy?

Here in my little town pretty often.
My town is the center of Swedish folk music during the summers.

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looks like this

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I've lived in the Northwest and west part of Bulgaria and the people with the description you gave me are usually the village drunkards who live on their parents pensions and occasionally do something for money(like 5 bucks or a beer), even my granpa who lives in the mountains like a hermit and refuses to get down is well dressed. He dresses himself and walks 1:30~2:00h to the nearest village and does his best to look as good as possible. He's like a man in his primetime

You are saami?

Pretty often, its back in with rich hipsters

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Southeast here. I admit that not everybody clothes themselves like that, but it's pretty damn common.

Yes

do you love your fingolian bros?

>All of us do our best to be as American as possible.

How awful. Our popular culture is cancer.

Apart from girls at 20 years old ceremony we dont see pople wearing that
As for men its like cosplay item nowadays

lel sounds exactly like Sweden

I wear kurta and turban every Friday on the way to mosque :)))

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based, more of this in Sweden, less niggers

yeah i guess the other kind of traditional clothing is wearing clogs. which actually alot of people still do in rural areas. But not actual traditional dutch wear

Men don’t wear yukata ? Has anime lied to me ?

>traditional clothing
what's that

what you mean?

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Pajeet is mad he's never treated the same without the traditional thobe.

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A german post actually managed to get a soft chuckle out of me?

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I forogt that
But that is still not what we see everytime every day

Very common, people usually wear it on friday for friday prayers or wear it for official stuff

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because all of Europe became a vassal of the US after WW2

is this true?

is that what southerners are actually like?

Howdy ya'll.

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Is the refugee crisis that bad?

Trust an American to miss the joke.

me btfo

Only during festivals or some traditional holydays celebrations.
As this user said nobody ever wears such clothes in everyday life.

on winter days
10% of males in cities
60% of males in rural areas
on non winter days
0% of males
not counting old people

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We don't have one.

we are encourage to wear traditional clothes on Friday, while on thursday, it's national batik day for gov agency and schools.
Back in my secondary school (aged 13 -17), my school attire are as follows:
Mon - White shirt, school necktie, olive green slack pants, white socks and white canvas shoes
Tues - Similar as Monday
Wed - Week one and third of the month: Uniform Unit dresscode, depending on the unit. There's Red Crescent Unit, Scouts, Police, Puteri Islam (Islamic Princess), Girls Scouts and Fire Brigade unit. I was in the Police Cadet unit, so I wear full uniform police attire including the beret and the noisy tapping black leather shoes, black socks
Week second and fourth: School PE necked T-shirt and PE tracksuits, white canvas shoes and white socks.
Thurs - Long sleeve batik, untucked shirt, white slack pants, black leather shoes or white canvas shoes
Friday - Baju Melayu (Malay Kurung Attire), Songkok (Malay Hat), School Samping (a piece of golden thread cloth worn around the waist), black leather shoes or white canvas shoes, white/black socks. Sandals are allowed for males only because it's for Friday prayer right after school.
Sat and Sun - No schools.

Saami outfits are qt

All is missing is a fedora :)

you fuckers are so unfunny and tone deaf

your local stolen car

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traditional shirt with jeans or suit fairly often

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pic related.

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Skywalker?

Daily.

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Do we even have "traditional" clothes here? I don't even.

native american?

none of them are malaysian, araps fucked your culture for good

shut up, cultureless kafir jaw*

kacheviya desu
when they filmed star wars here desu they adopted some of the tunisian traditional clothes
pic is not from a film but daily life in the state of tataouine south of tunisia

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Only on festivals and folk group concerts

Also traditional clothing very differ among regions

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Literally Jedi

t. adopts javanese culture and defile it with arap influence

t. a clueless and cultureless leftover commies.