What is the national costume of England?

Answer 1

A blood red and cream traditional tunic or dress which was ancestral costume. This was researched by costume historians and is now worn as in the style of a 6th to 7th century thegn class male and female.

There is a picture of it on www.englandandenglishhistory.com

Answer 2

The national dress of England is based on historical dress of the 6th century thegn.

It is richly coloured and both male and female dresses are richly embroidered.

It is common for a leather scabbard and seax (knife) to be worn with it.

For pictures see the link below.

Answer 3

Britain does not have a national costume.

Actually it has, its separated in 3 different : English, Welsh and Scottish. Read <url=http://www.wnationalcostumes.com/british/>here</url>