Danish Traditional Costumes

The Danes live mainly in Denmark, accounting for 96.8% of the country's population. The rest are distributed in Sweden, Norway, Germany, the United States and Canada. In the early years of Denmark, the Anglo Saxons lived and migrated and fused, forming a unified Danish people in the 10~11 century.

Most of Danish traditional costumes have elegant embroidery, especially with white or natural linen. Women's shirts, ebony caps, scarves and shawls are all embroidered with nets. Women usually wear dark dresses with dirty clothes and aprons outside their skirts. The festive dress is a fine skirt with a pleat. If it were not for the dress, then the young girls would like to wear pink shirts, while old women would like to wear green shirts. Some are still wearing ribbons on their cuffs.

Danish men's traditional costumes are similar to other Nordic peoples. The traditional costumes of the western nationalities are inheriting the folk culture of their own in the process of improvement. Therefore, their distinctive features reflect the customs and customs of the nation, and are still loved by all nationalities today.

The guards of the Danish Palace