What are the characteristics of costumes in the Loess Plateau and their relationship with the local natural environment?

The loess plateau region belongs to a typical temperate continental monsoon climate, and there are many sandstorms, which affect the formation of clothing culture in this region. On the gully-crisscross Loess Plateau, people wear old sheepskin jackets and white sheepskin handkerchiefs in winter. In summer, white cloth and sweat, blue cloth and black are typical national costumes in this area.

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The old sheepskin jackets people wear in winter not only keep warm and keep out the cold, but also because the ecology here is fragile and the land productivity is low. People also live by herding sheep, so they choose sheepskin as the material, and the white sheepskin towel on their heads is also to prevent sandstorms and reflect the simple local folk customs.

In summer, it is hot and rainy here. Wearing white cloth and black cloth, the color is not easy to absorb heat, which makes people feel fresh and cool. It is precisely because of this harsh geographical environment and harsh climatic conditions that people's costumes on the yellow land have a different scene and make their costume culture unique.