Traditional Mexican Clothing Description

Traditional Mexican Clothing Description

Traditional Mexican Clothing Description

Authentic Mexican clothing is comfortable, practical and beautiful.

This is why Mexican clothing is popular around the world.

Traditional Mexican Clothing for Women Description

Most popular Mexican women garments are: Mexican peasant dress, The Huipil (Mexican peasant blouse), the Rebozo, etc.

Mexican peasant dress also known as Boho dress, The China Poblana, Puebla dress, and Mexican folk dress is a long dress with loose fit, short sleeves, and beautiful traditional Mexican embroidery.

Mexican peasant dress is traditionally made with cotton and it can be in any color. However, the white color with the embroidery in red, yellow, green or blue is most common.

The HuipilMexican peasant blouse is another popular Mexican garment for women that is not only popular in Mexico but beyond its borders as well.

This traditional Mexican blouse can be best described as sleeveless tunic. Usually it is made with cotton, linen or wool and it is very comfortable, practical, and attractive at the same time.

The Rebozo can be described as a very large shawl or scarf. It is rectangular in shape and varies in size from 1 to 3m in length.

Traditional Mexican Clothing Description for Men

Authentic Mexican clothing for men includes Mexican men pants, shirts, Mexican poncho, sombrero, sash, etc.

The guayabera shirts, also knows as Mexican wedding shirts come in many different colors and shapes. These shirts are casual and elegant at the same time and very comfortable to wear.Sombrero is traditional Mexican hat with large brim and it is one of the trademarks of Mexico.

The simplest way to describe Mexican poncho is as Mexican serape blanket with a head opening in the center.

Traditional Mexican Unisex Clothing Description

A perfect example of traditional Mexican unisex clothing is Mexican Baja Jacket which is a hooded jacket sweater with a single large pocket on the front.

Mexican Baja Jacket is very popular in Mexico, United States and in many other countries in the world. In fact, it is one of the most transcendental garments in the world.