### Male Attire
1. **Sawwal** - Men typically wear a type of trousers called sawwal, which is loose and comfortable, often made of dark-colored fabric.
2. **Jacket or Vest** - Over their shirts, men might wear a decorative jacket or vest, which is usually adorned with intricate embroidery and colorful patterns.
3. **Pis siyabit** - This is a traditional headscarf that men wear, which can be styled in various ways. It often features geometric patterns and is a significant element of the Tausug identity.
### Female Attire
1. **Patadjong** - Women wear a tube skirt known as patadjong, which is very versatile and can be used as a skirt, dress, or a wrap-around garment. It is made from colorful cloth with various designs.
2. **Blouse** - The traditional blouse worn by Tausug women is often brightly colored, with intricate embroidery and sometimes with bell sleeves.
3. **Hijab or Tudung** - Muslim Tausug women cover their heads with a hijab or tudung, aligning with Islamic modesty practices. These headscarves are also often colorful and coordinate with their outfits.
### Accessories
- **Jewelry:** Both men and women wear traditional jewelry, which might include gold or silver necklaces, bracelets, and rings, often with intricate filigree work.
- **Weapons as Accessories:** Men might carry traditional weapons like the kris (a distinctive, wavy-bladed dagger) as part of their ceremonial attire, symbolizing bravery and status.
### Materials and Patterns
Tausug traditional costumes use materials that are locally available but can also include imported fabrics reflecting historical trade relations. The patterns often include bright, bold colors and geometric or floral designs, each carrying cultural significance.
These costumes are not just clothing but are a part of the Tausug’s rich cultural heritage and social identity, worn with pride especially during significant events and celebrations such as weddings, religious celebrations, and festivals like the annual Kamahardikaan Sin Sulu, which celebrates the founding of the Sulu Sultanate.
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