Buddhists wears no kinds of clothing or accerories to show their faith. However there are certain rules on etiquette if the Buddhist wishes to enter a temple. monks of course have their robes, but the layman will wear "normal" clothing. Compared to Muslim or Jews, they don't wear religious hats.
There may be some religious ceremonies in which they dress in a distinct way, but I'm not familiar with these, if such exists.
It might be helpful if you think of Buddhists as a large eclectic collection of people from different cultures and backgrounds that follow different approaches to Buddhism. So for example although Buddhist monks and nuns are very likely to wear formal robes they may not all have an identical appearance. Lay followers may also wear distinctive dress but most will just be dressed in 'normal' clothes. If you can ask a more specific question I might be able to provide specific help.
No. With the exception of some of the lamas and monks Buddhists blend in with the clothing styles of the cultures and countries where they live.
Yes ithink its for praying they wear a special robe with a sash
Orange robes like the ones that monks wear
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Because it is special. You should always wear special clothing to a funeral or any ceremony!
An Imam doesnt have to wear any type of special clothing.
No
yes the do , the father of the family dresses up!
Fashionable clothing that people in places like the US and the UK wear. Germans don't have any special clothing that makes them different from people in other countries.
There is no special color that a rabbi wears. Rabbis wear the same things as any other Jewish person.
any special ukranian orthodox clothing
I think they wear some sort of tight trousers not certain on the top but I know the colour is green
Norwegian don't wear any different clothes from the rest of the world.. They may have more cloths on in the winter, but it's nothing special.
No. Koalas do not wear any items of clothing.
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There are no particular clothing requirements for Hanukkah in Jewish law. Whatever is acceptable for the rest of the year is good for Hanukkah too. Hanukkah is not one of the major Jewish festivals.