Clothing

Men wear the "Gho," a knee-length robe, and women wear the "Kira," an ankle-length dress. This attire is mandatory in government offices, schools, and religious sites to preserve cultural identity.

These knee-length shorts gained popularity in Bermuda during World War I when British officers stationed there found their traditional uniforms too hot. Local tailors adapted their attire, leading to the creation of the stylish, practical shorts now synonymous with the island.