Traditional Iraqi Men's Costume- 80 fils

Issued in 1967 as part of the Iraqi Costumes series, this stamp commemorates the traditional costume of an Iraqi man, depicting attire historically worn in rural and tribal regions of the country. The ensemble includes a long robe, head covering, cloak, and staff, reflecting customs that have been preserved for generations. Traditional dress served not only practical purposes but also expressed regional identity, social traditions, and cultural heritage.

By featuring the traditional Iraqi men's costume, the Republic of Iraq highlighted the richness and diversity of its cultural heritage. The issue celebrated national traditions and emphasized the importance of preserving folk customs and traditional attire as symbols of historical continuity and cultural identity.