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Saudi Arabia’s traditional costumes are as diverse as its provinces, reflecting the rich cultural heritage and historical significance of each region. Here’s a outline of the traditional costumes of each province, emphasising their unique characteristics and historical context.

Riyadh

Men wear the thobe, often with a shemagh or ghutra and a bisht for formal events. Women wear the abaya and niqab, with variations in style and decoration.

As the capital, Riyadh’s traditional costumes reflect the city’s modern influence while maintaining traditional elements. The attire signifies both cultural heritage and contemporary trends.

Al-Qassim

Men in Al-Qassim wear the thobe with a shemagh or ghutra. Women wear the abaya, often with detailed embroidery and colorful designs.

Al-Qassim’s traditional costumes are influenced by its agricultural heritage and central location, showcasing a blend of practicality and decorative artistry.