The Hui nationality in Qinghai, Gansu and Ningxia

It is more traditional.

Men usually wear black and white double hat (commonly known as "Hui hat"), wearing a homespun jacket (called "Ga Khan").

Tie the belt, embroider peonies at the front and lower ears, and use them when they get married.

Wear black cloth clip (black shoulder), black or blue trousers, wear white cloth socks (socks and heels, flowers), black cloth shoes or white line hook shoes.

The color of cap is different from age. After marriage, young people and old people wear black. Unmarried youth wear white or purplish red. Children wear white, and some wear black or white hat hooks.

Cheongsam and shawl

Middle and old aged women usually wear ordinary sleeved cheongsam, dark grey over knees and long black covers (over 60 years old).

Girls wear green heads and pink robes and embroidered shoes when they get married. They usually enjoy bright colors, such as green trousers, rose red crooked short gowns, and embroidered flowers around their shoulders.

In some areas, waist length short heads are worn.

Girls do not wear a cover before they are 9 years old. They often wear a large row of flower cards on top of their heads. They wear Chinese style short pants and short embroidered vests and embroidered shoes. After they are 19, they must wear a cover.

Yunnan Hui men and women do not wear a shawl. Women like to wear large jackets and white heads. Men's jackets have triangular lace under their collar, with lace on both sides of the middle, skirts and cuffs.

Xinjiang Hui women wear long cheongsam, shawl and cover, men's clothing and other parts of Northwest China.

The same.

The dress of the Hui nationality in North China is basically the same as that of the Han nationality.

Religious minorities such as the Imam still retain traditional customs such as robe or hat and outside.