The headdress of the Kuwaiti male consists of three parts. First a gahfiya, or a close fitting knit white cap, is worn. It prevents the main cloth, or gutra, from slipping. The gutra is a square piece of cloth that is folded into a triangle and placed so that the ends hang down equally over the shoulders.
On formal occasions, a man may wear a bisht over his dishdasha, which is a spacious cloak made of gauzy cotton (for summer) or wool (for winter), usually trimmed with gold thread. Men generally do not wear jewelry except for a watch.
The headdress of the Kuwaiti male consists of three parts. First a gahfiya, or a close fitting knit white cap, is worn. It prevents the main cloth, or gutra, from slipping. The gutra is a square piece of cloth that is folded into a triangle and placed so that the ends hang down equally over the shoulders.On formal occasions, a man may wear a bisht over his dishdasha, which is a spacious cloak made of gauzy cotton (for summer) or wool (for winter), usually trimmed with gold thread. Men generally do not wear jewelry except for a watch.
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