Overall, Chahar costumes inherited and developed the traditional clothing styles, absorbed the merits of costumes from various places, and formed a more typical style. Because the Chahar tribe was once the imperial guards of the Mongolian palace, their clothing also has the characteristics of the Mongolian Yuan Dynasty palace clothing, such as the collar and the front are not embroidered, and the collar edge, collar seat, front, lapels and slits are trimmed with silk cloth. Such beautiful costumes of the Chahar people also interpret the rich and colorful etiquette. For example, they have the custom of giving each other clothes to express good wishes. In addition, in the minds of the Mongolian people, Mongolian robes are very sacred. Wearing Mongolian robes must wear Mongolian hats, Mongolian boots (at least riding boots), and belts around the waist. This is neat, beautiful, and in accordance with etiquette.