What are the characteristics of Malaysian specialty clothing? How about the quality?

In general, Malaysians are concerned about wearing clothing made of natural fabrics. The most representative Malaysian clothing, is known as the national costume of a kind of long-sleeved tops called badi, it is mostly made of batik flower cloth, even in very formal social occasions, wear this kind of clothing is not rude. Malays are also accustomed to wearing traditional national dress. The traditional dress for men is the baru, a collarless tunic with wide sleeves. The lower body is surrounded by a large piece of cloth called a sarong. On their heads, they must also wear a small hat without a brim. The traditional dress for women is a long dress with no collar and long sleeves. On their heads, they must wear a headscarf. For social occasions, Malaysians wear suits or sheath dresses. However, in formal occasions, people are never allowed to expose their arms and legs, so undershirts, shorts and skirts are often taboo in Malaysia. Malays have the habit of wearing a short sword, they believe that the short sword symbolizes strength, bravery and wisdom. Go to the Malaysian home guests, before entering the door must first take off their shoes, and take off sunglasses. This is especially important to remember when visiting a mosque.