The Shemagh and Ghutra are traditional men's head coverings in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. They are an essential part of Saudi attire, which is known for its diverse styles of wearing them more than others. The Shemagh or Ghutra is worn with the Saudi thobe and the black Agal . The difference between the Shemagh and Ghutra lies in their design. The Shemagh is characterized by square patterns embroidered in red and has become the most common head covering in the Kingdom since the mid-1970s...

Traditional Female Garments in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia refer to the garments that emerged as a result of customs and traditions in Saudi women's dress. Over time, it has evolved and diversified with cultural shifts according to women's preferences for local and global fashion. Traditional garments are considered a national heritage identity closely tied to the customs of each province in Saudi Arabia. Al-Abaya in traditional female garments in Saudi Arabia Al-Abaya is a garment th...