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A manteau and pants is a combination of a manteau (long coat or robe) and pants worn together. This ensemble became common in Iran following the Islamic Revolution, particularly due to the implementation of mandatory hijab. Manteau and pants come in various styles, including formal wear for parties, casual everyday wear, school uniforms, and office attire.

Currently, manteau and pants are primarily worn as standard attire in administrative and organizational settings in Iran, serving as a symbol of religious and political norms. However, following the death of Mahsa Amini and the subsequent Mahsa Amini protests, the wearing of manteau and pants has notably declined among Iranian women. This shift reflects a growing resistance to mandatory hijab and a broader movement towards personal expression and freedom of choice.[1]

  1. ^ "۱۴۰۱: سالی که به نام زنان ایران شد". BBC News (in Persian). 20 March 2023.

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