Sistan and Baluchestan

istan and Baluchestan Province is located in the southeast of Iran, and its capital is Zahedan. It borders South Khorasan Province in the north, Kerman Province and Hormozgan Province in the west, the Gulf of Oman in the south, and Afghanistan and Pakistan in the east.
The province consists of two distinct parts of Sistan and Baluchestan which are different in terms of natural features. Sistan to the north of the province is a flat plain, and Baluchestan to the south is a mountainous area. The only river flowing in this land is the Helmand. This river originates from the Baba Mountains in Afghanistan and flows to Hamun Lake.
The Khāsh and Chābahār regions are the most beautiful parts of the province with its mild climate thanks to the location near the Oman Sea. Based on the documents found in the excavations in the Burnt City of Zabol (Shahr-e Sūkhteh Zabol), the civilization in this province dates back to 4000-3500 B.C. In the Achaemenid period (550-330 B.C.), this province was the regional warehouse for the entire land of Iran. All kings and rulers of different eras have paid specific attention to this land as it has been the connecting route of the East and West. The local people are usually from two races of Sīstāni and Balūchi. The residents are mostly involved in husbandry activities with some forms of nomad life.

Local Clothes

Traditional clothing of the people in any region is directly related to their culture and geographical features. Clothing also shows the beliefs and artistic taste of the people of a region. 
Men's clothing consists of a shirt, an outer garment, a white turban, a thick belt, hand-made socks and shoes with an upward carved at the toe. The women's clothing consists of a wide collar blouse and an outer garment with shoes similar to those of men's.