Mehterbaşı: He wears a red hood or broadcloth "biniş" (a very loose-fitting robe) on his back, he wraps his head in a red "kavuk" (men's headdress made of cotton fabric and wraps around a turban), "destar" (a turban), red "broadcloth" (flat, thin, hairless and densely woven wool fabric), "çaşşir" (a thin kind of men's baggy shalwar), and yellow "mestpabuç" (boots) on his feet.

Cevganis: They wore red riding, turban and shalwar, yellow three-skirt dress and yellow "yemen" (a kind of light and coarse shoe).

Zurnazens: They wore a purple turban on their heads, a white destar, a white robe, a belt at the waist, a red shalwar, yellow Yemeni and red riding.

Boruzens: They wore a turban with a green destar on their heads, a purple, navy blue or black broadcloth on their backs, a red colored çaşşir, solid barred gown, and a red-colored Yemeni on their feet.

Nakkarezens: They dressed like Boruzens.