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Similarly, the monks of the Theravada tradition of Sri Lanka, Cambodia, and Thailand wear plain saffron or ochre robes. This reddish-yellow color is called kasaya or kasava in Pali sources and kashaya in Sanskrit sources. These monks wear these simple robes in emulation of the Buddha's humble garb and to represent their own detachment from the physical world in their pursuit of enlightenment.
I recommend looking here since you'll find more meaning in the uses and practices of the clothing too!
http://www.religionfacts.com/buddhism/things/monks_robes_hats.htm
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