Traditional German clothing or also known as a ‘tracht’, is worn in German-speaking countries and regions. It is directly in English to ‘what is worn’. The latter is most commonly associated with Bavarian, Austrian, and Swiss regions but holds significance in most parts of Europe. German lederhosen is the most common among all and one […]
Is it necessary to wear German Lederhosen to Oktoberfest? Originating from the Bavarian culture, lederhosen has been a significant part of German culture. Wearing your traditional German Lederhosen to cultural events in Germany is much appreciated by the locals who consider it a sign of respect. Not wearing one is okay too, but it shows […]
Men’s lederhosen or for females a dirndl, are essential attires to German culture and heritage. They represent the contribution played by the German working class starting from the 16th and 17th Centuries which laid the foundation for what Germany is today. If you have the opportunity to attend one of the many famous cultural events […]
Where German Lederhosen is the German traditional piece of clothing worn by people, particularly men living in mountainous regions of Germany or German-speaking areas. Lederhosen by definition and translation means “leather breeches” with its singular form being ‘lederhosen’. Men’s lederhosen is most commonly known to be worn in Southern parts of Germany, which is more […]
What is Lederhosen Lederhosen ( properly pronounced as lay-duh-how-zn) originated from the working class in Bavarian communities more than 200 years ago. They were worn by farmers and laborers during their daily activities. The leather lederhosen would provide impressive endurance when worn by workers for outdoor or physical activities. Lederhosen and Oktoberfest Oktoberfest is one […]
Oktoberfest in US – Pennsylvania The month of September is here. We know what that means for many of you out there who wait for this time of the year to bring out the Bavarian and German sides of your personalities to dress up in traditional authentic leather lederhosen and attend festivals, dance to Bavarian […]
