What does the seven-piece shroud for the elderly include?

The specific contents of the seven-piece shroud can be summarized as: shroud, longevity pants, gown, shirt, underpants, coat and trousers.

In other words, there are four tops and three bottoms. In addition to seven pieces of shroud, the seven-piece shroud also includes four sets of bedding, nine sets of jewelry and other standard accessories (called standard here).

Bedding four-piece set includes mattress, quilt, mattress sheets and sheets; The nine-piece jewelry set includes socks, belts, leg straps, handkerchiefs, rings, masks, mouthpieces, cushion money and gold and silver ingots; There are mainly safety pillows, foot pillows, life-saving shoes, life-saving hats and other funerary objects as standard.

The order in which the elderly wear a seven-piece suit is particular. Usually, the shroud of the elderly should be worn from the inside out and from the bottom up. However, in order to save time, many people will cover the shroud layer by layer first, and then put it on the deceased at one time, which not only improves efficiency, but also relieves the pain of the elderly (for those who still wear it before they die).

If the son or daughter of the deceased is an unmarried only child, it is best not to wear a shroud for the deceased. It is recommended that the elders in the family wear it. If your mother dies, you can find an aunt or aunt to wear it; If your father dies, you can find an uncle or a married cousin to wear it. If you really can't find someone to wear a shroud for the deceased, it is ok to ask the staff of the funeral service company to wear it.