Bangladesh is basically a Muslim and preservationist nation thus there are sure things one ought not wear. Female guests ought to keep up a preservationist dress standard and abstain from indicating much tissue past head, hands, and feet. Long lightweight skirts (or pants) with a cotton pullover tend to work best for business circumstances. Bold dress may draw in spontaneous consideration.

Lungi

A cotton lungi and a shirt called kurta are the normal clothing for men in provincial territories. A lungi is a circle of fabric, to some degree like a, free skirt or a sarong. It dangles from the midsection to the lower legs and is assembled in front at the abdomen and turned into a kind of half bunch, with the finishes tucked in so they won't unwind. In the event that a Bengali kid needs to run, swim, fish, or play, he can pull the base of the lungi up and tuck it into his midsection, good to go. On uncommon events, they may wear a pajama-panjabi. In the urban territories men have, in any case, to a great extent adjusted to western outfit.

Sari

Sari is ladies' all inclusive dress, both in the urban areas and farmland. A sari a long bit of fabric that they wrap around their abdomen, tucking it in at the midsection, at that point wrapping it around their shoulders. Generally they likewise wear a pullover. The best piece of the sari can rest around the back of the neck or be pulled over the highest point of the head, leaving the face revealed.