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Traditional clothing, specifically traditional Finnish dress, is a style of clothing that is rooted in the history and culture of Finland. This type of clothing often includes elements such as embroidery, knitting, and traditional patterns. Traditional Finnish clothing varies depending on the region, with some styles being more prevalent in certain areas than others.

Women's traditional clothing typically includes a long skirt, often made of wool or linen, and a blouse with intricate embroidery. The blouse can be adorned with ornaments and other forms of decoration, which may include the use of traditional Finnish folk motifs. A shawl or apron is sometimes worn over the clothing.

Men's traditional clothing includes a long, dark-colored coat and a white or light-colored shirt with a high collar. A pair of dark pants and a hat complete the traditional male outfit.

In Finland, traditional clothing is still worn on special occasions, such as weddings and festivals. The traditional clothing is also often worn during cultural events and folk dance performances.

The significance of traditional clothing in Finland can be seen in its ability to connect people with their cultural heritage. The style and design of traditional clothing reflect the country's rich history and the skills and craftsmanship of Finnish people.

There are various subgroups within the broader category of traditional clothing in Finland, each with its own unique style and characteristics. One notable example is the Ossinema, which is a traditional female garment that originated in the Oulu region.