Thailand Encourages Domestic Clothing To Save Energy

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< p > it is learnt that the government of Thailand will soon launch an activity to encourage Thailand citizens, especially government officials and government staff, to wear the "a target=" _blank "href=" //www.sjfzxm.com/ "strong" > clothing < /strong > /a > made by Thailand as a way to save energy.

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< p > the cabinet of Thailand earlier this month submitted to the Minister of culture Sontaya Kunplome a number of five design modifications.

Minister Sontaya said the proposal to be submitted to the cabinet would be improved to make them more suitable for everyday use in various occasions.

The five designs of men and women include work clothes, casual wear and semi casual wear.

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< p > < a target= "_blank" href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/" > strong > clothing < /strong > /a > simple in Thailand, and using raw materials more "original ecology".

In recent years, Thai dress has changed greatly, but in many rural areas, traditional ethnic costumes are often seen.

This activity is part of the measures taken by the government of Thailand to reduce energy use.

Thailand fabrics are easy to maintain and suit the local climate.

The campaign urged Thailand officials not to wear suits, jackets and neckties when they were working, so as to save electricity in their work.

Because of the planned interruption of natural gas supply from Burma on April 5, 2013 -14, this will reduce Thailand's electricity reserves, so Thailand may face an energy crisis.

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< p > < strong > Thailand traditional dress and < /strong > < a target= "_blank" href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/" > strong > cloth > /strong > /a > < strong >

< p > the traditional ethnic costume of Thai men is called "tripping tail" and the "farmer's" cage.

Pun is a garment wrapped around the waist and legs with cloth.

The stumpage is wrapped in a piece of cloth with a length of about 3 meters, and the two ends of the cloth are rolled together, through the legs, and to the waist.

The fabric is soft and breathable, so it is cool and comfortable to wear. It has also become one of the most popular traditional costumes of Thailand.

The women's skirt is the Thailand women's costume, and the period of the Bangkok Dynasty Rama VI (1910-1925) became popular.

The skirt is the same as the cage. The broad ends of the two sides of the cloth are made into a cylindrical shape. When they are worn, they are first put into the cloth tube, then the right hand is pulled to the right side, the left hand is pressed on the cloth on the right side of the waist, the right hand is pulled back again, the left side is folded, and the left waist is folded.

It can also be done in the opposite direction with the left hand in the same way.

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< p > with the development of society and the influence of foreign countries, the dressing of contemporary Thai people has also undergone great changes.

It is quite common for rural young people to wear trousers and shirts.

Men in cities are accustomed to wearing uniform and suits. Most of them wear trousers, shirts and ties.

Women like to wear Western-style dress, probably influenced by women's traditional skirt, Western-style dress is generally cut very close, tightly around the buttocks.

Skirts vary with age, but the styles of jackets vary.

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< p > Thailand < a target= "_blank" href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/" > strong > dress > /strong > /a > there is a special material -- Tess.

Due to its unique handcrafting technology, soft texture and gorgeous color, Tess has become a unique product of Thailand and has been favored by tourists and consumers all over the world.

Tess is often used to make noble costumes, and garments, handkerchiefs, neckties, scarves and other articles made by Tess fabrics are also popular.

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