Amish have limited set of clothes, so new clothes are good clothes, as good clothes get worn they become their work clothes.
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So Amish do not have pair clothes, in general just for church services, weddings, and funerals.
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What they use is their newest clothes, sparingly at first, for special occasions.
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But even these good clothes, get worn and have to be replaced, with newly made or purchased clothing.
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Clothes that are white, are primarily used for special occasions, as they dirty to fast for work.
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Very few clothes are owned just for special occasions, as this is prideful, but it does happen.
Amish women typically wear solid-color dresses with long sleeves and a full skirt, covered with a cape and an apron. They never cut their hair, and wear it in a braid or bun on the back of the head concealed with a small white cap or black bonnet. Clothing is fastened with straight pins or snaps, stockings are black cotton and shoes are also black. Amish women are not permitted to wear patterned clothing or jewelry. The Ordnung of the specific Amish order may dictate matters of dress as explicit as the length of a skirt or the width of a seam.
Plainclothed. Usually only things handmade by themselves. Nothing manufactured or mass produced. Comfort is disregarded for pure belief.
Hope this helped. I'm not amish so I don't know anything more XD
The plain sects, as a rule, dress plainly.
Most women sew their dresses from solid color broadcloth, typically of blue, or violet. Some wear leather work shoes, others wear canvas flats that make Chuck Taylors seem gaudy by comparison. This is a matter of Ordnung; different communities have different rules.
No buttons, no zippers, no Velcro, no snaps. Not even safety pins; it's straight pins.
No decorative trims, and no jewelry. Not even wedding rings. No cosmetics.
Amish men, women, and children wear home made clothing. Men wear long pants and long-sleeved shirts, along with hats. Women wear dresses and bonnets.
Mennonite-like-hats, suspenders over their long-sleeve shirts that are tucked in their black pants.
long black clothing
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.Answer from a CatholicPeople wear the same thing to funerals no matter what nationality.
Many old and new order Amish youth wear Hollister.
People wear arm bands at funerals to show respect for a particular cause. This can be one that the deceased fell victim to or one they strongly supported.
In the past, everybody wore kimono. Today, besides geisha, very few people wear kimono daily. However, they are still worn on special occasions, to tea ceremonies, weddings and funerals, and in the summer many people wear casual cotton kimonos called yukata.
The Amish usually wear only dark colors. Burgundy, brown, green, etc. The men wear white shirts for sunday, weddings, and visiting. the women wear light colored dresses, lavendar, etc, with white aprons for church, weddings, and visiting. The men and boys wear black pants on a normal day. There shirts are dark also. They avoid bright colors.
Yes. Non Jews, when they attend Jewish events such as bar mitzvahs, weddings and funerals routinely wear a kippah. It is considered polite. Synagogues usually have a box of kippot (the correct plural), and sometimes, particularly at bar mitzvahs and weddings, guests are welcome to keep the kippot.
Men wear suits and ties, and women wear dresses or slacks.
Amish women generally do not wear cosmetics or makeup.
Do the amish wear bras?
weddings... And parties etc etc
Scottish people sometimes wear the kilt at weddings and other special occassions.