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Traditional Kazakh clothing differed greatly among all social classes in both style and structure.

2

Imported fabrics such as silk and velvet were considered symbols of wealth and prestige.

3

The use of fur in Kazakh clothing was mainly decorative rather than practical.

4

Headwear in traditional Kazakh culture could provide information about a woman’s marital status.

5

The saukele was commonly worn by elderly women in rural regions.

6

Factory-made fabrics eventually became popular among ordinary people as trade developed.

7

The kimeshek was traditionally associated with young unmarried girls.

8

Traditional men’s clothing included special garments designed for horse riding and protection from harsh weather.

9

Decorative elements such as embroidery, silver, and coral had only aesthetic value in Kazakh society.

10

Although modern clothing is dominant today, traditional Kazakh garments still influence contemporary fashion.

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