Tibetan robe is traditionally a big robe with an open neckline, a big waist on the right and a belt, made of fur and other fabrics. The sheepskin robe in pastoral areas can be used as a quilt without hanging on the robe surface. Women in rural areas wear sleeveless robes in summer and autumn; When men wear robes, they are used to wearing right sleeves for activities. Women's robes have long inner skirts and short sleeves, and the front is tied with a bandage (also called a bandage, an apron decorated with horizontal stripes); Wear boots. Men wear hats or fur hats. In addition, women in Shannan region of Tibet wear vests in summer, which are long vests without buttons and often black.