The strings are attached to an undershirt. This garment is called Tsitsit katan (ציצית קטן). They represent the 613 commandments of the Jewish faith. All Orthodox males are required to wear them after age 3.
They're called tzitzis and are worn in keeping with verses in Numbers ch.15. They're threaded and knotted in particular ways and are usually white, though sometimes a singular thread is dyed. Other types of tzitzits, like the Karaite and Ebionite tzitzits, have more than one thread dyed.
They are belts. The strings are attached to an undershirt. This garment is called Tsitsit katan (ציצית קטן). They represent the 613 commandments of the Jewish faith. All Orthodox males are required to wear them after age 3.
They're not strings, they're earlocks.
short pants
There is no special belt for Jewish men. But some Jewish men wear "tseetsteet katan", which is an undershirt that has fringes at the bottom.
women wear dresses for almost every life day. men wear pants and they also wear belts to cover there pants.
Orthodox Jewish men sometimes do wear long robes.
pants only
Oxen wear a yolk. People can wear figurative ones I suppose.
Comfort.
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Sure they can. Wear anything you want.
Because we can't wear skirts To ride animals, such as horses and camels
Men usually wear shirts and pants. Women usually wear Salwar and Kamez.
Dignified clothing.