Dress standards of Mongolian costumes

Because the Qing government carried out the flag system in Mongolia, the economic situation, cultural concepts and living customs among tribes became increasingly obvious, and at the same time, it promoted the rapid formation of tribal clothing culture.

"Mongolian costume" was listed in the national intangible cultural heritage list in 2008. Using standardization technology to explore the protection and inheritance of Mongolian costume culture has been put on the important agenda by Inner Mongolia Institute of Standardization. According to DB 15/T 506-20 12 Mongolian costume, it includes 28 parts. Announcement No.20 12 (GeneralNo. 150) filed according to local standards, Bahu Clothing Buryat Clothing Hulunbeier Elution Clothing Zalaite Clothing Horqin Clothing Naiman Clothing Aohan Clothing Arukerqin Clothing Bahrain Clothing Onut Clothing Harqin Clothing Keshiketeng Clothing Wuzhumuqin Clothing Extraordinary Clothing Abaga Clothing Su Nite Clothing Chahar Clothing Silk Clothing Dahan Clothing Maoming An Clothing Tumote Clothing Ordos Clothing Urad Clothing.