The butan worn by young men were 35-40 cm long and 85-100 cm rectangular shaped pieces of cloth.
　　The women's dubil was a piece black cotton cloth about 90cm long and about 60 cm long. The bottom half of the center had cross patterns. The left and right upper corners of the skirt each had a tie, the end of which was patterned with embroidered crosses and decorated with tassels.
　　The long skirt the labit was a rectangular piece of cloth about 80 cm long and about 100 cm wide, with an 80 cm long and 60 cm wide flowered cloth in the middle. On either side was a 25 cm long piece of black or blue cloth.
　　The sugun worn by older was comprised of the waist, the skirt body and the waist belt. The waist was mostly brightly red colored while the skirt body was black or blue cloth patterned with white flowers. The waist belt was made from white cloth.