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Costumes of Monks The costumes of Tibetan monks are also worth mentioning. Their costumes are usually made of crimson pulu. In daily life, a monk wears a shawl with the front and the back decorated with yellow cloth, and a long skirt, and drapes another long shawl that is approximately 2.5 times the length of his height. When he attends a religious meeting he will wear a cloak and a special yellow cap. Sticking up high on the head, this neatly sewed cap resembles the shape of a rooster's comb. In fact, costumes of monks differ with different sects. For example, some other monks wear long, steeple-crowned hat with its brim folded and its front open.
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