a. Kaffiyeh: A traditional Arab headdress worn by many men in Israel. It's usually made of cotton and comes in various colors and patterns.
b. Thobe: A long, loose-fitting garment that reaches down to the ankles. Usually made of lightweight cotton or linen and is commonly worn in hot climates.
c. Shalwar Kameez: This traditional South Asian outfit is also worn by some Muslim and Arab men in Israel. It consists of loose trousers (shalwar) and a long tunic-like shirt (kameez).
2. Modern Casual Wear:
a. Jeans and T-shirts: Just like in many other countries, jeans and T-shirts are popular casual attire for many men in Israel.
b. Shorts: During warmer months, shorts are commonly worn for everyday activities and leisure.
c. Sneakers: Sneakers are widely popular among men of all ages for casual wear.
3. Military Uniforms:
Due to mandatory military service in Israel, many men wear military uniforms while serving. These uniforms include:
a. Olive-Green Uniform: The standard everyday military uniform consists of olive-green trousers and a shirt.
b. Combat Fatigues: These camouflage-patterned uniforms are worn during training exercises and combat situations.
c. Dress Uniforms: There are also formal military uniforms for ceremonial events and special occasions.
4. Religious Garments:
Some religious men in Israel wear specific attire related to their faith:
a. Kippah (Yarmulke): A small, round head covering worn by many Jewish men as a sign of religious observance.
b. Tzitzit: Fringed tassels attached to a four-cornered garment (tallit) or the corners of a prayer shawl (tallit katan), traditionally worn by Jewish men.
c. Tefillin: Leather straps with small boxes containing scriptural verses, wrapped around the arm and head during weekday morning prayers by Jewish men.
It's important to note that fashion and clothing choices can vary among different individuals and communities in Israel, just like in any diverse society.
