By examining Iran’s academic history spanning ten thousand years, from the emergence of the Aryans to the extinction of the Parthians, from the Sassanians to the end of the Al-Ziyar dynasty, from the Ghaznavid dynasty to the fall of the Safavid dynasty, from the Afsharid dynasty to the end of the Qajar dynasty, and by referring to reliable sources, it becomes evident that Iranians, both men and women, have always been fully clothed. They have consistently covered their heads and hair in various ways and styles that reflect the different Iranian ethnicities.

Throughout their history, Iranians have never been without full clothing, and the diversity of clothing in different ethnicities and regions of Iran can be likened to an endless ocean. It is worth mentioning that The National Foundation of Fashion, Clothing, and Lifestyle of Iran welcomes the organization of events, exhibitions, diverse clothing museums, as well as the reproduction and distribution of these exquisite clothing pieces. These garments, which represent only a fraction of Iranian ethnic clothing, can be appreciated and shared with other parts of the world.