Traditional Indonesian Men S Clothing

Our collection of men s clothing is handcrafted by talented artisans in indonesia using the traditional batik technique.

Traditional indonesian men s clothing.

Batik shirts are sewn from batik fabric and worn by men in indonesia especially in java. Such cloth always has very beautiful patterns which differ from region to region. Women generally wear dresses or skirts and blouses. There are certain styles that are worn around the house and other more ornate ones that are worn for the temple or mosque.

Indonesian men generally wore sarongs usually with a checkered pattern in the home. Men wear pants and shirts sometimes with a tie. The unique design on this men s cotton shirt was created using a traditional indonesian hand stamped batik process. Children clothes adult clothes and elder clothes.

The most popular male costume in indonesia is a batik shirt. They wear traditional dress on special occasions. Pattern may slightly vary. Actually batik is a cloth made using a wax resist hand dyeing technique.

Comfortable enough for casual daywear or for formal events on the islands this garment by designer donald wira putra features a chest pocket and coconut shell button placket. Novica s gallery of men s clothing from indonesia features batik shirts for men as well as batik robes. Young people wear casual clothes like jeans and t shirts. Indonesian culture has been influenced by numerous religions including christianity islam confucianism buddhism and hinduism for centuries now despite the foreign influence various regions have preserved their indigenous.

Today the most widely recognized indonesian national costumes include batik and kebaya although originally those costumes mainly belong within the island of java and bali most prominently within javanese. Indonesian clothing is light in weight because of the hot and humid climate. Because of the warm and humid tropical climate traditional indonesian clothing is fairly simple and comfortable. One of the most common type of clothing is kain sarong or tubular cloth.

In public the sarong is worn only when attending friday prayers at the mosque. Indonesian men generally wore sarongs usually with a checkered pattern in the home. Day to day traditional clothes are each divided by three categories also. The national costume of indonesia is the national costume that represents the republic of indonesia it is derived from indonesian culture and indonesian traditional textile traditions.

Indonesia clothing for men also includes the traditional sarong. The day to day sarongs are made in the sheath style and usually with a brown checked pattern. Indonesia is the biggest island state in the world with over 70 000 islands it is a multi diverse state with over 30 provinces that have their unique traditional attires.