What is the clothing that serer people of Senegal wear?

Men:

- Mbouleu (or Taye Kobi): A long, loose-fitting tunic or robe that falls to the ankles. It is typically made of cotton or linen and can be plain or decorated with embroidery.

-Njeté (or Somb): A pair of loose-fitting pants that are tied around the waist with a drawstring. They are typically made of cotton or linen and can be plain or decorated with embroidery.

-Kaouck': A long sleeve vest

-Njombonde: A small cap or hat that is made of cotton or linen.

-Serer sandals (or Ndiaguemb): They are made of leathers and are often embroidered with beads.

Women:

-Ndokh: A long, flowing dress that falls to the ankles. It is typically made of cotton or linen and can be plain or decorated with embroidery.

-Niambal (or Mbambou): A short, wrap-around skirt that is tied around the waist with a drawstring. It is typically made of cotton or linen and can be plain or decorated with embroidery.

-Mboul (or Mboul Mbana): A fitted vest that is often decorated with embroidery.

-Niarr: A rectangular blouse that is often decorated with beads or coins.

-Nees: A long scarf made of cotton or silk that is often wrapped around the head.

-Mbana (or Serer sandals): They are made of leathers and are often embroidered with beads.

Materials and colors:

- Serer clothing is made from natural materials such as cotton and linen. They are traditionally dyed with natural dyes, giving the clothes their rich and vibrant colors.

- The traditional colors for Serer clothing are white, blue, and green. These colors have cultural and symbolic meanings in the Serer community. White represents purity and peace, blue represents the sky and water, and green represents nature and growth.