Most Mennonites dress in very simple clothing -some with no patterns or bright colors- to avoid drawing attention to themselves in an act of humility and also in obedience to the directions in The Bible ,for example in 1 Peter3:3-4.as a symbolic and usually genuine desire to mark the difference between living for God & the way people naturally want to go - ie,following fashion trends etc.
Not all Mennonites have a particular dress style now,with only the conservative groups still adhering to modest dress styles,which cover the body,as a gesture of respect for others,and as a response to the Biblical principles of covering the body(1 Timothy & many references through both Old & New Testaments.
both Mennonite men and women dress different then the modernized choice pf clothing. the common belief is that they wish to live a simple and holy life this include that they give up the modernized style of clothing.
This depends on how conservative they are. Some Mennonites dress in regular clothing, while others dress plainly and modestly with characteristic bonnets.
You can see photos of various Mennonite women at the "Related Links" below.
Some American religion that dress in 1800s clothing include Mennonite, Amish, and Hutterites.
Why do you dress the way you dress? Because you like it.
What is a Mennonite
Stauffer Mennonite was created in 1845.
Lancaster Mennonite School was created in 1942.
Virginia Mennonite Missions was created in 1919.
Beachy Amish Mennonite was created in 1927.
Mennonite Christian Fellowship was created in 1978.
Mennonite Historical Library was created in 1906.
Eigenheim Mennonite Church was created in 1902.
Eastern Mennonite School was created in 1917.
Mennonite Educational Institute was created in 1944.