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In Pakistan, fishing hats and neckwear hold cultural significance beyond their practical use. Traditional fishing communities along the coastal areas of Sindh and Balochistan often wear wide-brimmed hats made from local materials like straw or cloth to protect against the harsh sun. These hats are sometimes adorned with embroidery reflecting regional patterns.
Neckwear, such as scarves or cloth wraps, is commonly used by fishermen to wipe sweat or cover the face during windy conditions. In some regions, specific colors or styles of neckwear may symbolize a fisherman\“s experience or community affiliation. While modern fishing gear has become more prevalent, these traditional items remain part of the cultural identity in many Pakistani fishing villages. |
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