While men wear the Bhutanese costume, which consists of a silk or linen garment that is typically colored saffron and red (cf. "gho"), the women wear black woolen jackets, which reach right down to the ankles.
The women, on the other hand, wear black woolen jackets, which reach right down to the ankles. While men wear the Bhutanese costume, which consists of a silk or linen garment that is typically colored saffron and red (cf. "gho").
While men wear the Bhutanese costume, which consists of a silk or linen garment that is typically colored saffron and red (cf. "gho"). The women, on the other hand, wear black woolen jackets, which reach right down to the ankles.
While men wear the Bhutanese costume, which consists of a silk or linen garment that is typically colored saffron and red (cf. "gho"). The women, on the other hand, wear black woolen jackets, which reach right down to the ankles.