 These are made of cotton and sometimes silk on special occasions and wore "Judi" or "Sadro" to cover upper part of their bodies, and a piece of cloth called "Uparṇe" over the shoulders.They wore turbans and "Pagdi"s, "Muṇḍāso", a red velvet cap or "Topī" was used by the traders and merchants so that they would not be troubled by the Portuguese.Men had their ears pierced and wore "Bhikbālī", sported "Śendī" and wore "Vibhutī" or Sandalwood or "Gopīcandana" paste on their foreheads.