National dress reflects history, climate, religion, and identity. Here are iconic examples:
| Country | Women's Dress | Men's Dress |
|---|---|---|
| India | Saree, Salwar Kameez, Lehenga Choli | Kurta Pajama, Dhoti Kurta, Sherwani |
| China | Qipao (Cheongsam), Hanfu | Tang Suit, Mao Suit |
| Japan | Kimono, Yukata | Kimono, Haori |
| Korea | Hanbok | Hanbok |
| Thailand | Thai Silk Dress (Sabai), Chut Thai | Raj Pattern Shirt, Pha Khao Ma |
| Indonesia | Kebaya, Batik Dress | Batik Shirt, Sarong |
| Malaysia | Baju Kurung, Kebaya | Baju Melayu |
| Singapore | Kebaya, Baju Kurung | Baju Melayu |
| UAE | Abaya, Kandora | Kandora, Dishdasha |
| France | Beret, Breton Stripe Shirt | Beret, Striped Sailor Shirt |
| UK | Tea Dress, Fascinator | Tweed Suit, Bow Tie |
| Germany | Dirndl | Lederhosen |
| Italy | Long Black Dress, Scarves | Black Suit, Tie |
| Spain | Flamenco Dress | Matador Costume |
| Brazil | Caftan, Sarong | Guayucura Shirt, Linen Pants |
Many of these garments are worn for festivals, weddings, and formal occasions, while modern daily wear is typically Western-style.