Kazakhstan - Chapan Tuva - Deel China - Hanfu Japan - Kimono Korea - Hanbok Mongolia - Deel Taiwan - Similar to China. Afghanistan - Pashtun dress: Afghan cap, turban, Shalwar Kameez (male), Qemis, Khet partug (female); formerly Burqa (female) Bangladesh - Kurta (men), Lungi (men), Sari (women), Dupatta (women), Sherwani (men) Sri Lanka - Dhoti, Sari Maldives - Dhivehi libaas (women) Sarong, long sleeved white shirt (men) Bhutan - Gho (male) and Kira (female) Nepal - Daura-Suruwal, (male) and Gunyou Cholo (female); Traditional Newar clothing Pakistan - Churidar, Peshawari pagri, Sherwani[1] Shalwar Kameez;[2] India - Achkan, Dhoti, Kurta (male) and Sari (female) Australia - Khaki shorts, slouch hat, bush jacket, Blundstones, Driza-Bone, Aboriginal Australian tribal dress Brunei - Baju Melayu (male), Baju Kurung, Tudung (female) Cambodia - Sampot, Apsara, Sabai, Krama Cook Islands - Pareo East Timor - Tais cloth clothing Fiji - Sulu, Tapa cloth French Polynesia - Pareo Indonesia - Batik cloth Sarong, Beskap, Blangkon or Songkok (male), Kebaya, Songket, Tudung (female), Bakiak (both) Laos - xout lao, suea pat, pha hang, pha biang, sinh Malaysia - Baju Melayu (male), Baju Kurung (female) Myanmar - Longyi, Gaung baung New Zealand - Māori Flax Skirts Papua New Guinea - Various Indigenous costumes, especially Sepik, Huli and Trobriand Islander. Philippines - Barong Tagalog (male) and Baro't saya (female) Samoa - Lavalava, Puletasi Singapore - Baju Melayu (male), Baju Kebaya (female) Thailand - chut thai: Thai female: Thai Chakkri, Thai male: Suea Phraratchathan, Both genders: chong kraben and sabai. Tonga - tupenu and ta'ovala Vietnam - Áo Dài, Áo Tứ Thân, Áo Bà Ba.
Sari, the traditional clothing in India, Bangladesh, Sri LankaSari.jpgBaju Melayu, the traditional clothing in Brunei, Malaysia and SingaporeBaju-Melayu.jpgÁo Dài, the traditional clothing in VietnamAo_dai.JPGChuridar, the traditional clothing in PakistanChuridar.jpg
