Traditional headwear refers to various types of hats, caps, and headdresses that are culturally significant in different societies. These items often reflect the history, beliefs, and social status of the people who wear them. Examples include the fez in Turkey, the sombrero in Mexico, and the kippah in Judaism. Many traditional headwear pieces are worn during specific ceremonies, festivals, or daily life, serving both practical and symbolic purposes. They can be made from various materials, such as fabric, straw, or metal, and often feature unique designs or embellishments that represent regional styles and traditions.