Baaberabi Fashion

Baaberabi fashion is largely based on practicality, even amongst the nobility. A common aspect of Baaberabi fashion are tattoos, though these are only available to the wealthy and the military.

Common Fashion
Common folk's fashion is the most utilitarian, on account of the fact that most people work as farmers, hunters, and gatherers. The clothes are usually the natural color of the material that they are made with, resulting in clothes that are mostly brown or tan. Workers usually wear baggy pants with patches of extra fabric on the knees. Few Baaberabi commoners wear anything over their torso, regardless of gender, though it is not frowned upon to cover up. Commoner clothing is often made of cheap materials, such as wool or fur.

Military Fashion
Like the nobility, soldiers wear tattoos to show loyalty to the family they serve. These tattoos are placed on the left shoulder. As a result of this, standard uniforms are made without the left sleeve. Given that a soldier's arm must be covered, usually with armor, the symbol of their loyalty will be painted on the back of their armor or on a cape. Like common clothes, soldiers usually wear muted colors, though natural colors are also commonly used as camouflage. Military uniforms are made to be durable to cut down on costs and time for repairing the clothing.

Noble Fashion
The nobility often wears exaggerated versions of clothing worn by commoners. In addition to this, the nobility wears tattoos on their left arms to show their rank, family, and family trade. To shade these tattoos from the sun, the nobility will wear stiff gloves or long, flowing sleeves. Noble clothing is also usually more colorful than that of commoners, as nobles need to worry less about the pigment fading from work and the cost of the dye itself.