The traditional clothing of Uighurs is very distinctive: men wear a "producing" robe with a right collar and no buttons, and tie it around their waist with a rectangular scarf or cloth towel; Rural women often wear double-breasted vests outside wide-sleeved dresses; Urban women now wear more suits, tops and skirts; Uighur men and women like to wear leather shoes and boots, leather boots and rubber shoes; Men, women and children wear four small flower hats; Uyghur flower caps are embroidered with black and white or colored silk threads, and some are decorated with colored beads; Women often use earrings, bracelets and necklaces as decorations, and sometimes dye their nails and thrushes in the form of two eyebrows; Uyghur girls are beautiful with long hair. Before they got married, they wore a dozen thin braids. After marriage, I usually comb two long braids, and the ends of my hair are scattered. I don't wear a crescent comb as an ornament. Some people even braid their hair in knots. Carpets, flower hats, Adelaide silk, folk calico and Yengisar knives are the most famous traditional handicrafts of Uygur people.

Dai women generally like to wear short sleeves and skirts to fully show their slim figure. Wearing a white or scarlet underwear on it, and a tight coat with narrow sleeves and a round neck on the outside. There are many colors such as pink, pink, light yellow, light green, white and sky blue. Most of them are sewn with georgette, silk, real cool and other materials. Narrow-sleeved jacket tightly wrapped around the arm, almost no gap. Many people also like to sew with flesh-colored materials. If you don't look carefully, you can't see the sleeves. The front and back skirts are waist-high and tightly wrapped around your body. The short-sleeved shirt and skirt are tied with a silver belt, and the skirt is ankle-length. The waist is slim and small, and the hem is wide. This kind of clothing of Dai women fully shows the beauty of women's chest, waist and buttocks. In addition, the fabric used is soft and bright, which gives people a sense of elegance whether walking or doing things.

Dai men generally wear collarless double-breasted or large-breasted small sleeve shirts and long-sleeved trousers, with white cloth, blue cloth or crepe as the head, and some wear hats, which looks chic.

Dai people, both men and women, always like to carry a shoulder bag (handkerchief) made of cotton thread on their shoulders when they go out. The satchel is brightly colored, simple in style, and has strong life color and national characteristics. The patterns are rare birds and animals, flowers and trees or geometric figures, which are vivid and realistic. Each pattern contains specific contents, such as: red and green are to commemorate ancestors; Peacock pattern indicates good luck; The elephant pattern symbolizes a bumper harvest and a better life, which fully shows the Dai people's yearning for and pursuit of a better life.

Mongolian clothing is called Mongolian robe, which consists of robes, belts, boots and jewelry. Wear double robes in spring and autumn, single robe in summer, cotton robe or fur robe in winter. Men's wear is mainly blue and brown, while women's wear likes to use red, pink, green and sky blue.