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Clothes Depending on the Culture
People wear different types of clothes depending on where they live and their culture.
The weather and the traditions of their region play a big role in what they wear. For
example, the clothes worn by people in Jammu and Kashmir are not the same as those
worn by people in Kerala.
These specific clothes are often considered their traditional outfits and can provide
understanding into a person’s culture just by looking at their clothing.
Maharashtra Rajasthan Assam Gujarat
There are some clothes which are considered as national dresses. For example, sari is
predominantly considered as the national dress of Indian women, kimono is the national
dress of Japanese women and jobona is the national dress of Peruvian women.
India Japan Peru
Clothes Depending on the Profession
People often wear specific clothes that match their jobs. For example, doctors typically
wear white coats, lawyers wear black coats, factory workers wear overalls, and students
and soldiers wear uniforms.
These clothes make it easy for us to figure out what the profession of a person is.
Action Station
Collect pictures of traditional
dresses of five Indian states.
Evaluate
doctor nurse scientist
Profession: A type of job that needs special training or skill
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