The traditional costume of men in Saudi Arabia is a robe hanging to the ground. Loose and fat, long sleeves and no collar. Usually, the robes they wear are mainly white. Black robes are only worn when attending funerals. When men in Saudi Arabia wear robes, they also wrap a tulle headscarf with a length of about 1 m on their heads from right to left. It is white, too.

According to Islamic rules, women must be covered with robes and veils. So women in Saudi Arabia usually wear a black robe and wrap themselves up. The black veil they wear on their heads has various shapes, such as triangle, square, pentagon, etc., but the face of the letter must be closely covered and only the eyes are allowed to show.

When going to Saudi Arabia, try not to wear casual clothes, especially women.

Because the weather is too hot, generally speaking, most Saudis are used to wearing slippers, and some even walk barefoot. In Saudi Arabia, slippers are also divided into three grades, six grades and ninety-three grades. People of different identities will wear slippers of different grades. Only in major and grand activities will people wear leather shoes.