What do buddahs wear?

A correction on the question would be 'What do Buddhists wear?'. The term Buddha is used for a person who has attained enlightenment. Siddhattha Gotama was a spiritual teacher from ancient India on whose teachings Buddhism was founded. In most Buddhist traditions, he is regarded as the Supreme Buddha.

If you are a traditional Buddhist you generally wear robes. The Sankrit and Pali Word foe monastic robes is civara. Wearing a civara is the first of a monk's four traditonal reqiurments. Monks are never to enter a village without wearing all three parts of their robe:

- An inner robe, from the waist to the knee

- An upper robe around the torso and the shoulders

- An outer robe used as and overgarment

Buddhist also wear mala , a bracelet that has 108 beads. The 108 beads on the mala repersents the 108 human passions that Avalokiteshvara assured when telling the beads. They also have 3 extra beads on the mala to repersent the completion of a cycle of mantras. The 3 extra bead also symbolize the Three Jewels of Buddhism: the buddha, the dharma and the sangha. The hidden string that passed through all the beads symbolized the penetrating power of the Buddhas.

A mala is usally worn as bracelets but preist generally wear them as long necklaces.