Sri lanka clothes

Packing for Sri Lanka? Read on to see what to wear in Sri Lanka! My first tip on what to wear in Sri Lanka is lots of loose light coloured clothing! For most of the temples in Sri Lanka you have to cover your shoulders and legs and also often you have to take your...

There is no official national costume in Sri Lanka. But the most popular items are sari for women and sarong for men. The traditions in men's clothing are simpler and clearer – men of any age wear sarongs or trousers. It is a little bit more complicated with women. Their national costumes depend on the age, marital status and the event. Mostly women use sari or half sari. But there are different regional peculiarities.

Barefoot products are made in Sri Lanka. Every item is specially designed for Barefoot, and is made either by workers at home or by local artists and craftsmen. There are no factories and no production lines; each worker is responsible for the quality of his or her final product. We teach skills and strive for quality from our hand weavers or stitchers. Our workers are not cheap substitute for machinery. This is why Barefoot products cost a little more, but last much longer

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Wondering what to wear in Sri Lanka? Here are the clothes you need to visit the temples, towns, and beaches, too!

Such a cute packing list for Sri Lanka! This female packing list for Sri Lanka can be tailored for different times of the year, with tips further down for seasonal variations. It provides a solid guide on what to wear in Sri Lanka, and should help you plan and pack for your trip quicker and more efficiently.