- Traditional Italian clothing varies from region to region, reflecting the country's diverse history and culture.
- In northern Italy, traditional dress includes wool jackets, wide-brimmed hats, and leather shoes.
- In southern Italy, traditional clothing is lighter and often features cotton or linen fabrics, as well as colorful embroidery.
- Women's traditional clothing often includes long skirts or dresses, blouses, and shawls.
- Men's traditional clothing typically includes pants, shirts, and vests, as well as hats or caps.
- Some of the most famous traditional Italian clothing items include the "abito tradizionale sardo" (Sardinian traditional costume) and the "costume tradizionale siciliano" (Sicilian traditional costume).
- Traditional Italian clothing is still worn on special occasions, such as festivals, weddings, and religious holidays.
- Many traditional Italian clothing items can be found in souvenir shops and boutiques throughout the country.
