Women's clothing is usually a white or light-colored blouse, dotted to the waist to allow the skirt to occupy an important position in the costume. Skirts of Muong women often use dark cloth or dyed indigo black tubular. The most striking of the skirt is the waistband that has become the most unique art product of Muong people. Costumes of a Muong woman include:
- Hat: actually a white headscarf
-The bib: exactly like that of the Kinh, although it is shorter, white.
-Sleeve: similar to the blouses of Kinh women, although much shorter, also split between but no buttons, no buttons, white.
-Dress: "tube" of black cloth bundles the body of the wearer from the armpits to the ankles. The waistband of the skirt overlaps the lower half of the overalls and contributes to the chest cover.
-The tenh: a long scarf often dyed green, tucked around the skirt, at hip level.
-Sleeves coat: similar to Thai women's ao dai, split between but not buttons, no buttons, white, sometimes black.
-The shirt scarf: is a non-dyed beech scarf tied around the waist-level blouse to close the two flaps, two short-sleeved sashes posted on both sides.
It is the waistband of the skirt in women's clothing
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