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What clothing do the people of Gabon wear?

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What clothing do the people of Gabon wear?
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CLOTHING. Today, most Gabonese wear Western-style clothing. Men wear suits and ties to the office, and blue jeans and T-shirts during the weekend. Women wear dresses and skirts of a Western cut, with material of a colorful African print and the detailed embroidery work done by tailors all over West and Central Africa.
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