Why do Arabs like to wear white robes?

The white cloths worn by the princes are not ordinary fabrics. Most of them are silk, silk and other precious fabrics, which are customized and purchased by professional designers.

The turbans worn by ordinary people are mostly made of cotton or silk satin, and the length is relatively vertical to the shoulders. However, the turbans worn by princes are long to the waist and even the heels, which is full of luxury.

A robe starts at as little as RMB 100,000, and for the royal family, it usually costs more than RMB 1,000. It has a stand-up collar effect, focusing on the charming arc, and also has a suit collar effect, suitable for formal occasions.

The first prince of Qatar is so luxurious. He wears a million-dollar white robe with a silk shirt and pure gold sleeves, showing his royal style.

White robes are very particular: as early as in ancient ruins, there are murals of white robes and turbans that block wind and sand in summer and keep warm in winter. In the early turban culture, ordinary people were white, nobles were blue, and princes were red, yellow, and blue. Later optimization

Pure gold sleeve edges, the origin of the black headband, worn over a white robe, a gold gauze jacket of the same color as my mother, which not only adds to the royal beauty, but also has a gold edge on the body, extending from the shoulders to the legs

, extremely luxurious, it seems that the invisible wealthy physique cannot be hidden.

The black collar on the head is called Igal. It used to be used to tie camels in the desert, and later became a special headband to fix the turban.

And it changes with the seasons.

Eagles will have changes in color and quality, and the fabrics will be rough and fine. Most of the royal heads are made of silk, surrounded by layers.

In fact, in the early days, it was a whip used by ordinary people to drive camels. It was usually placed on the head and taken out for use at critical moments. Later, it was simplified and became a kind of etiquette and symbol. The camel is not only the mascot of Arabia, but also the "people's symbol" at the other end of the Silk Road.

Corridor", so their dressing culture is related to camels.