What do bedouin men wear and why?

Bedouin men traditionally wear loose-fitting clothing suited for the desert climate, such as a long robe called a "thobe" or "dishdasha," which provides protection from the sun and sand. They often wear a headscarf, known as a "keffiyeh" or "ghutrah," to shield their heads and necks from the heat and to help with ventilation. These garments reflect their cultural identity and practical needs for survival in harsh desert environments. Additionally, the style and color of the clothing can signify regional affiliation and social status within Bedouin society.